See the video of restoring vision on the Internet. Can I really practice according to that?

If you can really restore your vision as said on the Internet, then I believe that most eye hospitals are at risk of closure!

First of all, it must be clear that myopia cannot be cured. The cause of myopia is the elongation of the axial length, and the length of the anterior and posterior eyes of myopia is longer than that of normal eyes. The length of the eye is irreversible. Just like you can't train a big man who is 1.8 meters into 1.5 meters just by training.

However, there are so many cases and reports on the Internet that many children's myopia has been significantly improved after vision training. Is it all a lie?

A concept-fuzzy adaptation should be introduced here.

Vision is in a fuzzy environment for a long time, and the brain will gradually adapt to this fuzzy feeling and mistakenly think that vision has become clear.

Actually, this is an illusion. Vision has not improved. Once it is restored to a clear visual environment, this vague adaptation will disappear.

Therefore, many visual training institutions will repeatedly ask children not to wear glasses, otherwise the degree will deepen. Why?

There is also a familiar term called pseudomyopia, but there is no such thing in medicine.

But there are indeed many children whose eyesight has decreased, but they are not nearsighted. Usually, fatigue caused by studying and using electronic equipment for a long time will cause myopia symptoms.

But please note that decreased vision does not mean myopia.

Such children are sent to various visual training institutions, and their eyesight will naturally improve after leaving books and electronic equipment for a period of time. Everyone will think that vision training is too effective. Actually, it's because your child is not nearsighted. Even if you take care of things like your eyes at home and have regular rest, your eyesight will recover.

It has nothing to do with visual training.

What about myopia?

The first is to improve eyesight. If the child is really diagnosed with myopia, those who are willing to wear glasses will go to the regular ophthalmology department for glasses, and older children who don't want to wear glasses can wear contact lenses.

Of course, the most important thing is to prevent it in advance, do a good job in vision testing and check it regularly.