How to restore normal vision for right eye myopia
Nov 19, 2025
Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Wang Lei
Introduction
Methods that may help improve or control myopia in the right eye generally include scientifically wearing corrective glasses, using orthokeratology lenses, performing regular eye relaxation exercises, adjusting visual habits, and conducting routine vision monitoring. Scientifically wearing corrective glasses: Obtain a professional eye examination at a qualified institution to determine the accurate prescription, and select appropriate single-vision or progressive multifocal glasses to correct refractive errors, ensuring clear vision and preventing myopia progression caused by blurred eyesight.
Methods that may help improve or control myopia in the right eye generally include scientifically wearing corrective glasses, using orthokeratology lenses, performing regular eye relaxation exercises, adjusting eye usage habits, and conducting routine vision monitoring. Specific details are as follows:
1. Scientifically wearing corrective glasses: Visit a reputable institution for accurate refraction testing and select appropriate single-vision or progressive multifocal glasses to correct refractive errors, ensuring clear vision and preventing worsening of myopia due to blurred sight.
2. Using orthokeratology (Ortho-K) lenses: Suitable for individuals with mild myopia and suitable corneal conditions. These lenses are worn overnight and gently reshape the cornea temporarily through mild pressure, allowing clear vision during the day without glasses. Long-term use can help slow the progression of myopia.
3. Performing regular eye relaxation exercises: Practice daily eye exercises, such as looking at distant objects (over 5 meters away) for 5 minutes or slowly rotating the eyes (10 circles clockwise and 10 counterclockwise), to relieve eye muscle tension and improve blood circulation.
4. Adjusting eye usage habits: Avoid prolonged near-work activities; take a 5–10 minute break every 30–40 minutes. Maintain an appropriate distance from electronic screens, adjust screen brightness to match ambient lighting, and ensure sufficient sleep.
5. Regular vision monitoring: Visit a professional eye care provider every 3–6 months to check visual acuity and refractive status. Early detection of changes in prescription allows timely adjustment of correction methods, preventing uncontrolled vision deterioration.
If there is a sudden rapid increase in myopia in the right eye, or symptoms such as distorted vision or double vision occur, seek medical attention promptly. All corrective methods should be used under professional guidance—avoid trying unproven remedies blindly to prevent eye damage.
