There is no correspondence between myopia and visual acuity, and it is not possible to determine a patient’s naked eye vision from the amount of myopia.
Myopia is a common type of refractive error that causes patients to experience vision loss. The degree of myopia is related to the severity of the patient’s vision loss, but there is no correspondence between the two.
Due to individual differences, each patient’s tolerance of myopia is different, so even with the same degree of myopia, there are differences in naked eye vision between patients, and it is not possible to judge a patient’s naked eye vision by the degree of myopia.
If a patient with 100 degrees of myopia wants to know his/her naked eye vision clearly, he/she needs to go to the ophthalmology department of the hospital in time to have a visual acuity examination to determine it and correct his/her myopia under the guidance of the doctor.