The degree of myopia will not decrease after aging. Myopia is a manifestation of refractive error, while presbyopia is a physiological phenomenon caused by a decrease in the elasticity of the lens and the function of the ciliary muscle.
Most people have symptoms of presbyopia, and those who look up can wear reading glasses to correct presbyopia. Myopic patients do not need to wear reading glasses for correction. When looking closely, you can remove your glasses or replace them with glasses that are suitable for your degree.
For myopia, it is best to undergo a visual examination at the hospital, and the treatment principle is to subtract the patient's age-based diopter from the original diopter. After fine-tuning, you can choose to clearly see the diopter at the closest position. If you have glasses, it is necessary to reduce the use of your eyes at close range to avoid visual fatigue and effectively alleviate the increase in glasses strength.
If presbyopia occurs, you can wear presbyopia glasses. This is a relatively simple method, as the degree of presbyopia varies with age, so the degree of presbyopia in glasses will become deeper and deeper. Generally speaking, for patients aged 40 to 45, the degree should be controlled at 150 degrees and a pair of glasses can be replaced every 3 to 5 years. For patients over 50 years old, the degree should be controlled at around 200 degrees. Patients with presbyopia can effectively massage their eyes, thereby effectively alleviating the symptoms of presbyopia.
