What should I do if my 2-year-old baby is nearsighted?

Due to factors such as improper diet or long-term bad eye habits, people in their teens and twenties are most likely to suffer from myopia. In addition, some parents find that their two-year-old babies have myopia. This kind of baby's myopia is likely hereditary, and this type of myopia is the most harmful, which will have a very big impact on the baby's future. So what is the correct solution to the problem of myopia in two-year-old babies?

What should I do if my 2-year-old baby is nearsighted?

Nowadays, many people in China suffer from myopia. There are many reasons for this. Some are caused by looking at mobile phones for too long and not giving the eyes timely rest, resulting in excessive fatigue; some are caused by bad habits, such as reading in dimly lit places. However, what should we do if our 2-year-old baby is nearsighted? This can still be adjusted.

What to do if your 2-year-old baby is nearsighted

It is recommended to carefully check the lenses and get a pair of suitable glasses for your child. Wear glasses when studying in class, but don't wear glasses when resting or playing. Because glasses have no therapeutic effect on the eyes. It just serves as a crutch. In your daily diet, you should eat more vegetables, fruits and dried fruits, and don't be picky about grains and animal livers. The most important thing is to use your eyes hygienically and scientifically. Pay attention to the distance of light when reading or studying. When looking at a close target, you should change the light after about 20 minutes, that is, look outside for two or three seconds. After 45 minutes, you should stand up and move around for 5 to 10 minutes. You should look into the distance for about 10 minutes every day, and take 15 minutes every day to do eye acupoint massage. The above are auxiliary and health-care therapies.

What is the relationship between eating sugar and myopia?

1. When sugar is metabolized in the human body, a large amount of vitamin B1 is needed to help reduce the calcium content in the body. Vitamin B1 has a nourishing effect on the optic nerve, and its content will affect the state of the optic nerve. Calcium is the "protector" of eye tissues. Calcium deficiency will not only cause a decrease in the elasticity of the retina, but also increase the pressure in the lens, lengthen the anterior-posterior diameter of the eyeball, affect the toughness of the eyeball wall, and make myopia more likely to occur.

2. Eating too much sugar can also increase your myopia! Because of eating too much sugar, blood sugar increases, which correspondingly reduces the osmotic pressure of body fluids, causing the aqueous humor in the eyeball to penetrate into the lens, causing lens deformation, increased refractive power, and worsening myopia.

What should I do if my 2-year-old baby is nearsighted? This myopia problem can actually be adjusted as long as you change your daily living habits. For example, play with your mobile phone less to give your eyes proper rest, adjust your writing and drawing seats, and avoid reading in places where the light is too dim or too bright. You can develop good habits.