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Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a progressive eye condition that affects vision. It affects an individual's quality of life and increases their risk of eye diseases. Myopia usually develops in childhood. The condition deteriorates until the late teens or early 20s. Myopia control treatments can help to lower its progression. It can also prevent the worsening of childhood myopia. 

Tears are vital for maintaining the health of your eye's front surface. They also play a crucial role in providing a clear vision. Dry eyes can occur when tear production and drainage are not in balance. Dry eye symptoms can range from mild and occasional to severe and continuous, significantly affecting a person's quality of life, including sleep quality.

Myopia, customarily referred to as nearsightedness, affects millions globally. It occurs with an overly long eyeball or an abnormally curved cornea, either of which causes light to focus in front of the retina instead of on it. The result is blurry distance vision. Glasses have long been the standard approach to managing myopia, but other options are worth exploring.

Vision therapy can be beneficial for both children and adults. The success of the treatment depends on specific visual conditions. It is independent of their age. Yet, many patients believe they are too old to improve their vision, which is a misconception.