Group 1 - The article defines myopia levels: low myopia is classified as 50 to 300 degrees, with 50 to 100 degrees being the lower range of low myopia [1] - For individuals with a naked eye vision of 0.8 or above, it is suggested to avoid glasses temporarily if daily activities, such as viewing a blackboard, are not affected, but vision should be rechecked every three months [1] - Moderate myopia ranges from 300 to 600 degrees, while high myopia is classified as over 600 degrees [1] Group 2 - Doctors recommend that individuals with moderate to high myopia wear frame glasses throughout the day to prevent eye strain caused by blurred vision, which can lead to excessive eye axis elongation and increased myopia [1]

Group 1 - The "2025 National Vision Health Popularization Action" was officially launched in Beijing, focusing on building an eye health ecosystem through multi-party collaboration [1] - Dr. Luo Yan from Peking Union Medical College Hospital emphasized the importance of comprehensive pre-operative assessments and scientific post-operative care for adult myopia correction surgeries [1][3] - The two main types of adult myopia correction surgeries are corneal laser surgery and intraocular lens surgery, with the latter offering a wider correction range and higher safety [3] Group 2 - For patients with high myopia, post-operative eye care is crucial to prevent further deterioration and retinal diseases, with recommendations for regular eye examinations every 3-5 years [3] - Patients with dry eye syndrome should select surgical methods based on the severity of their condition, with mild cases being less impactful on surgery outcomes [3] - Dr. Luo highlighted that patients with moderate to severe dry eye may benefit more from intraocular lens implantation, which has less impact on the cornea and faster vision recovery [3]