Myopia of 350 degrees is considered moderate myopia, which is relatively not serious and can be treated with frames or surgery.
Clinically, myopia of 300 to 600 degrees is called moderate myopia, which is usually not serious. If myopic people do not pay attention to myopia, prompting further increase in myopia, it is easy to cause high myopia, which is more serious. The common symptoms of myopia include hyperopia, strabismus, double vision, photophobia, dry eyes, eye soreness, etc., which affects the quality of life to a certain extent.
For those with myopia of 350 degrees, they can choose to wear frame glasses or corneal contact lenses to correct their vision according to their own financial situation and needs, and some of them can also undergo surgical treatments such as corneal refractive surgery and artificial lens implantation. Usually, after active treatment, most of the patients can obtain normal vision, which will not significantly affect normal learning, work and life.
People with myopia of 350 diopters are advised to pay attention to the protection of their eyesight on a daily basis, and to undergo regular check-ups in order to monitor changes in their eyesight.