Many myopia patients are a bit prominent because their eyeballs become longer, but generally they are not accompanied by thickening and widening of extraocular muscles, which happens gradually. No treatment is needed.

If the extraocular muscles are widened in a short period of time, such as six months, thyroid-related ophthalmopathy should be considered, not necessarily accompanied by thyroid dysfunction. If it's serious, you need treatment. However, the exophthalmos caused by this situation is generally heavier, and there will be problems with eye movement.