Discuss the reasons why the myopia degree has not decreased after amblyopia treatment, and provide professional medical explanations.

Can children with myopia wear glasses? Experts recommend long-term glasses use to correct vision and prevent the imbalance of the eye’s accommodation and convergence functions.

This article discusses the causes of pediatric myopia and how to prevent it through proper nutrition intake and adjustments to lifestyle habits.

A six-year-old boy with myopia and amblyopia has corrected vision of 0.6, with myopia of 275 and 250 degrees and 100 degrees of astigmatism, and has undergone amblyopia training for a year.

After vision therapy ends, myopia issues may still persist. Wearing appropriate myopia glasses can help correct hyperopic amblyopia.

How much does a child’s myopia progress each year after they’re 10? This is not easily determined and depends on the individual case.

How can a child with myopia and amblyopia improve their vision?

My child has a right eye of 225 degrees, a left eye of 250 degrees, and 150 degrees of myopia astigmatism. How should I handle this?

Children with 200-degree myopia may sometimes have a wandering eye, which could be due to refractive error or strabismus. It’s advisable to seek medical examination by an ophthalmologist early on to determine the cause. Correction of vision, such as wearing glasses or undergoing surgery, may be necessary. There could also be other refractive errors like hyperopia, myopia, or astigmatism that need to be confirmed through an eye examination.

Explore the treatment methods for a 6.5-year-old child’s mild myopia and amblyopia, including lens correction, distance object therapy, and dietary recommendations for daily life.