Conservative methods such as massage and physical therapy can be used to treat pseudomyopia, but they have no effect on true myopia. Therefore, before you start treatment for myopia, you should first go to the hospital to clarify whether your eyes are true myopia or pseudomyopia. If it is pseudomyopia, local massage, physical therapy or Chinese medicine can be used to promote recovery from pseudomyopia. You can also choose to treat pseudomyopia with a low concentration of topical atropine drops, such as 0.01% atropine drops. However, if after the examination, if it is true myopia, none of these methods can reduce the degree of myopia or restore it to normal, the biggest effect is to relieve eye fatigue and slow down the rate of myopia development. So this method can be used, but must be clear what the purpose is.