Myopia and astigmatism are two different refractive states, but both refractive errors can cause patients to experience varying degrees of vision loss. Patients can improve their vision through prescription glasses or refractive surgery, and also need to develop good eye habits. 1. Life adjustment: In life, patients should try to avoid eye fatigue, see more green plants, take more rest, and also relieve visual fatigue and improve vision by looking into the distance. 2. Corrective glasses: Myopia and astigmatism can affect the patient’s vision, and myopia and astigmatism can be corrected by wearing frame glasses to improve vision. If the patient’s myopia is high, the eyes may feel uncomfortable or the visual objects may be slightly distorted after wearing frames, the patient may choose to wear corneal contact lenses to improve vision. 3. Surgical correction: For adult refractive error patients over 18 years old, if their myopia has stabilized, they can choose to undergo refractive surgery to correct the refractive error, such as corneal laser surgery, crystalline lens implantation, etc., to improve their vision. It is recommended that patients with myopia and astigmatism should consult a doctor in a timely manner to assess their condition and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.