Does high myopia (or any myopia really), and a lot of close-up work make it impossible to reverse your myopia?
That’s a definite frequently asked question.
The answer to this is simple:
If you don’t have an endless screen addiction you’re feeding outside of work hours, you will be fine. This caveat is a big one, since most of us have a giant addiction to staring at screens.
Here’s Kasmin’s issue, and Brenda’s experience:
Work is fine, constant recreational screen use is a problem.
Our eyes are quite forgiving.
You can get away with long work days in front of screens, as long as you have some excellent outdoor (or indoor, non-close-up hobbies) that take up your spare time. That’s the goal and with the right habits you learn here at endmyopia, you can make all the 20/20 gains, even with an office job.
And here’s more on this topic, in video format:
Cheers,
-Jake
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