Can children's hyperopia and astigmatism be cured?

After children suffer from hyperopic astigmatism, the sooner the better. If treatment is not timely, the symptoms may worsen and vision will further deteriorate. In severe cases, the correction effect will not be very good. Can children's hyperopic astigmatism be restored after treatment?

Treatment for hyperopia plus astigmatism:

1. Hyperopia and astigmatism can be treated with plum blossom needle tapping in traditional Chinese medicine. Plum blossom needle tapping therapy for hyperopia and astigmatism stimulates meridians, dredges meridians, regulates Yang, strengthens blood circulation around the eyes, improves nutrition of nerves and muscles, relaxes and regulates, recovers from visual fatigue, and improves visual function. Plum blossom needle tapping therapy is to select acupoints on the back of the neck. Hyperopia and astigmatism are safe and painless, have no side effects, and are comprehensively treated from the inside to the outside. The effect is unique, the long-term effect is better, and it is not easy to relapse. The effect of treating astigmatism with Chinese medicine is very good.

2. Symptoms: red tongue, yellow-white fur, farsightedness left eye 0.5. +2.25 cylinder +0.50 corrected 1.0. Right eye vision. 0.4. +2.25 cylinder +0.50 +0.50 corrected 0.9. Headache, dizziness. Amsler chart is normal. I used a series of Chinese medicine prescriptions for a total of 6 prescriptions, 10 grams per day, hyperopia plus astigmatism for a total of 160 grams for 16 days, and the naked eye farsightedness left eye 1.0 right eye 1.0. Continue to use the previous medicine 10 grams per day for a total of 160 grams, naked eye left eye 1.2 right eye 1.2. Headache and dizziness disappeared. Healed. From then on, I took off my glasses. This case illustrates the effect of traditional Chinese medicine. In fact, efficacy is the hard truth. Chen Zhanyong. In fact, only Chinese medicine that can completely cure astigmatism can truly change the corneal refractive power and cure myopia. The successful experience of this case can be extended to clinical use for patients with myopia plus astigmatism, hyperopia plus astigmatism, and the treatment has miraculous efficacy.

Precautions

The reasonable and effective treatment for children with hyperopia is to wear glasses for correction. If parents find that their children do not like reading, and say that they feel the handwriting is blurred, their eyes are swollen, and they have headaches after reading for a long time, this means that the child is likely to suffer from farsightedness and they should go to the hospital for mydriasis refraction in time.

To treat hyperopia, you must seize the golden opportunity before the age of 8 and never delay. If you wear glasses after the age of 12, it will be difficult to improve your eyesight. Before the age of 6, hyperopic children should have their glasses checked every six months, and once a year after the age of 6, so that they can replace their glasses with appropriate degrees at any time.