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This will absolutely not, under any circumstances, "correct" myopia. You can only slow its progression, with techniques like: - Pupil dilating eye drops - Wea
by stevebmark 6y ago
This will absolutely not, under any circumstances, "correct" myopia. You can only slow its progression, with techniques like:
- Pupil dilating eye drops
- Wearing corrective lenses as little as possible
- Wearing glasses with fogged edges/rims
- Reducing the time you hold objects close to your face
The major factor behind all of this is to reduce the over focusing of light on your retina and fovea. The more light that focuses back there, the more your eye is told to grow longer.
Every parent should know this and how it works. And so should your ophthalmologist, most of which are clueless.
You can't, in any way, undo this growth once it's happened. This is terrible reporting.
- unexpected 6y agoYou so sure about that? My myopia has gone from -5.50 to -4.00 over the years.
- cupofcoffee 6y agoWhat did you do?
- vasquez 6y agoIf you're nearing/above 40 this is likely age related farsightedness (presbyopia) counteracting your myopia. https://www.nvisioncenters.com/farsightedness/and-age/ https://www.nvisioncenters.com/farsightedness/and-age/
- stevebmark 6y agoYes, I'm sure.