Pseudomyopia is very common in children, because preschoolers have more opportunities to use their eyes at close range, such as the use of cell phones and computers and other electronic products at close range, it is possible for children to develop pseudomyopia. When this happens, the child can be treated in two ways: first, let the child maintain reasonable eye habits, eliminate the use of electronic products, reading time should also be controlled, and usually try to increase the amount of time spent outdoors, if you can guarantee 2 hours of outdoor time every day, pseudomyopia can soon return to normal. The second, drug treatment, the most commonly used drug is the low concentration of atropine drops, that is, 0.01% atropine drops, this drug is used for the treatment of pseudomyopia, the effect is very good.