One thousand degrees of myopia

Although myopia is becoming an increasingly common problem, most people have myopia between 200 and 400 degrees. If you have 1000-degree myopia, this phenomenon is relatively rare, but it is already very serious. So when you find that your myopia has reached 1000 degrees, you must pay attention to your eye use to prevent more serious problems from occurring. So what should you pay attention to in your daily life if you have 1000-degree myopia?

Avoid strenuous, impactful head sports, such as football, basketball, diving, weightlifting, sudden braking, etc. to prevent retinal detachment. You should go to the hospital for an eye examination regularly, paying special attention to the axial length of the eyeball, vitreous opacities, the condition of the macular fundus, whether there are dry holes in the periphery of the retina, and whether there are signs of retinal detachment. If you experience sudden vision loss, black shadows floating in front of your eyes, and other symptoms, you should go to the hospital immediately.

Myopia can be treated with acupuncture, medication and other methods, but the more reliable treatment method is still wearing myopia glasses. Considering that you already have severe myopia, you must pay attention to eating less irritating food and develop a habit of light eating. It is recommended that you take additional vitamin A which is specifically for the eyes and plays a great role in the recovery of the eyes. Foods high in vitamin A: animal offal, cod liver oil, whole milk, egg yolks, spinach, carrots, leeks, apricots, bananas, and persimmons.

1000 degrees of myopia is considered high myopia, but the specific concept cannot be measured by degrees. It is different from the concept of blind people. Blind people cannot feel the light. Although 1000 degrees is high myopia, everyone's eye accommodation power is different. For example, if everyone has 1000 degrees of myopia, the corrected vision and naked eye vision will be different regardless of wearing glasses or not, due to the problem of accommodation power. In other words, some people have good vision while others have poor vision. As for the concept you didn't describe clearly, I can only say that if you have axial myopia (that is, the axis of the eye is longer, so the focus is away from the retina, forming myopia), it is equivalent to the focus being 3.33333 mm away from the retina, your eyes are a little protruding outwards, and your eye sockets are a little sunken. Because if it is axial myopia, the focus is 1 mm away from the retina, which is equal to 300 degrees. If it is not axial myopia, but refractive myopia or index myopia, there is no visible change in the appearance of the eyes, and the vision is just unclear when not wearing glasses.