The children's eyeglasses are currently the simplest, most convenient, and safest visual correction tool for patients with refractive errors. The true significance of wearing glasses for refractive error patients is to help improve their vision and see the world.

For children's eyeglasses with myopia, if they do not wear glasses or undergo correction, their vision is likely to deteriorate rapidly, and the more serious impact is that they may not be able to see the blackboard clearly in class, seriously affecting their learning.

I said that because I didn't wear my glasses in time, I couldn't see what the teacher wrote in class every day and had to borrow someone else's notes to copy after class. Moreover, if children cannot see, their reading ability will also be affected, and their reading efficiency will decrease. This not only requires them to spend more time completing homework but may also further increase the burden on their eyes.

From the perspective of visual health, if myopia is not corrected, we will be in an abnormal state when using our eyes, unable to relax when looking far, and unable to use close-range adjustment.

Over time, our binocular vision function will become disrupted, causing adjustment problems and binocular convergence issues. Many people may feel dizzy when wearing glasses for the first time, or feel uncomfortable after wearing old glasses for a long time and replacing them with new ones, all of which are related to this.

The increase in myopia after myopia is not related to wearing childrens eyeglasses, but to incorrect eye usage. Even if you have undergone correction, if you still maintain your previous eye habits, whether you wear glasses or not, your myopia will continue to increase. However, the growth rate will be slower when wearing glasses compared to not wearing glasses.