Pseudomyopia in seven-year-old children can usually be adjusted by adjusting eye habits or massaging the eyes and other methods to alleviate the adjustment. In general, children and teenagers, long time near eye use, will induce children to appear pseudomyopia. Symptoms such as blurred vision at a distance, unstable blurring, and easy eye fatigue may be caused by pseudomyopia. Parents should remind their children not to use their eyes too much in close proximity, such as reading books, looking at cell phones, or looking at the screen of any electronic products. Rest the eyes after prolonged eye use, look into the distance, or massage the eyes or apply localized hot compresses to the eyes. All these methods can well improve the blood circulation around the eyes and promote the relaxation of the muscles around the eyes. Usually you can encourage your child to participate in some visual training, which can effectively relax the eye muscles and regulate eye function, which has a certain effect on the recovery of pseudomyopia, and pay attention to a balanced diet.