At 5 years old, 175 diopters of astigmatism is a serious condition, and it is recommended that measures be taken to slow down the progression of astigmatism. While 175 diopters of astigmatism is clinically defined as moderate astigmatism, which is not particularly serious for adults, young children’s eyes are still in the developmental stage, and the development of the eyeballs will lead to changes in their refractive error, which may lead to the risk of deepening myopia. When the astigmatism exceeds 200 diopters, the child may develop amblyopia and have impaired vision. It is recommended that children with astigmatism should be examined and intervened as early as possible. Clinically recommended interventions for astigmatism in young children include wearing framed glasses and corneal contact lenses, etc. Before choosing the appropriate treatment, it is necessary to assess the condition of the child’s eyes in order to select the appropriate glasses to correct the vision. Parents are advised to bring their children to the ophthalmology department of regular hospitals for timely consultation, complete the relevant examinations, and make corrections under the guidance of doctors.