When the ciliary muscle is in a static state, parallel light (light emitted by an infinitely distant object) passes through the refractive system (cornea, aqueous humor, lens and vitreous body) of the eye, and those focused on the retina are emmetropia, myopia in the front of the retina and hyperopia in the back of the retina. Astigmatism eyes can't focus into one focus, but form two focal lines. Hyperopia and myopia form an enlarged blurred spot on the retina, so the vision is unclear, while astigmatism forms a diffuse halo on the retina. Myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism are collectively called ametropia.

Myopia and hyperopia are mainly due to the curvature of cornea and lens surface is too large (myopia) or too small (hyperopia), and the axial length is too long (myopia) or too short (hyperopia). When the diopter changes by 6.00 degrees for every 65438 0 mm change of corneal curvature (that is, myopia increases by 6.00 degrees for every 65438 0 mm decrease of corneal curvature; Hyperopia is the opposite); When the axial length changes 1mm, the diopter changes by 3.00 degrees (that is, when the axial length increases 1mm, myopia increases by 3.00 degrees; Hyperopia is the opposite). Astigmatism eye is mainly caused by the curvature inconsistency of each meridian on the surface of cornea and lens, and also by the abnormal refractive index of cornea or lens.

Wearing glasses only corrects ametropia and prevents eye muscle imbalance (myopia is easy to exotropia, which affects stereoscopic vision function), and there is no scientific basis for eyeball deformation. Through research, the academic circles believe that eyeball deformation is caused by the refractive state of the eyes. Myopia, especially high myopia, is accompanied by the growth of the eye axis, and the orbit is only this big, and it only protrudes outward.

According to your reaction, exophthalmos has nothing to do with wearing glasses, but it is caused by axial myopia, which has a lot to do with your myopia and has nothing to do with wearing glasses.

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