What causes the rapid loss of vision in myopic eyes?

The rapid decline of vision in myopia may be caused by non-pathological factors such as poor eye habits and eye fatigue, or it may be caused by pathological factors such as keratitis and glaucoma. Patients need to be treated symptomatically depending on the cause.

1. Physiological factors

1. Bad eye habits: If you look at your mobile phone or computer for a long time, it will lead to overwork of your eyes, resulting in the deepening of myopia. It is advisable to reduce the amount of time you spend using electronic devices and avoid reading in places that are too bright or too dark.

2. Eye fatigue: If you often stay up late or lack of sleep, it will also cause the ciliary muscle to be in a state of spasm, so there will be a decrease in vision. It can be relieved by warm compresses, or it can be improved by using drugs such as pearl eye drops and naphthalene vivi eye drops as prescribed.

2. Pathological factors

1. Keratitis: If you do not pay attention to personal hygiene and are infected by bacteria, it may induce inflammatory reactions, resulting in symptoms such as photophobia, tearing, pain, etc., and with the development of the disease, it will be accompanied by blurred vision. It can be treated with drugs such as tobramycin eye drops and levofloxacin hydrochloride eye drops as prescribed.

2. Glaucoma: If there are people with glaucoma in the family, the probability of their offspring suffering from glaucoma will be greater.When the disease occurs, the intraocular pressure increases, which affects the function of the optic nerve, so it can cause symptoms of vision loss. It can be treated with eye drops that lower intraocular blood pressure under the guidance of a doctor, such as bemeprost eye drops, brimonidine tartrate eye drops, etc.

In addition, it is not excluded that it is caused by cataracts and other reasons, and it can be treated in a timely manner according to the cause of the cause.