The original vision of my daughter's right eye was only 0.7, and the ophthalmologist suggested wearing glasses directly. But my daughter doesn't like wearing glasses, so we went to see Chinese medicine. The doctor suggested that we use acupuncture first to see how the effect is.

So far, she has done nearly 30 acupuncture treatments. Through acupuncture and moxibustion on eye acupoints, stimulating acupoints and improving myopia, children's eyesight has been improved.

Every time I do acupuncture, more than a dozen needles are stuck at various points on my body. That kind of pain is a bit unbearable for adults. Therefore, every time acupuncture is performed, children and adults will be reminded to take a rest and protect their eyes.

I usually take special care of her and pay attention to the distance and time with my eyes. Every time after acupuncture, children will pay special attention to protecting their eyes when they go back. For example, if she watches her mobile phone for a long time, she will automatically put it down and stop holding it as before. After writing homework for a long time, she will also stop to look out of the window or go outside to play.

My daughter often uses a tomato clock to monitor herself and protect her eyes. The alarm clock is set for 25 minutes. When doing homework, if you use your eyes for more than 25 minutes, the timer will beep to remind you. At this time, the daughter will stop exercising or do other things without overworking her eyes. She will rest 15 minutes before going back to do her homework.

Generally speaking, acupuncture and moxibustion in traditional Chinese medicine can really promote the acupoints of the eyes and remind children to pay attention to using their eyes. After treatment and peacetime self-attention, my daughter's right eye vision was originally only 0.7, but now it has risen to between 0.8- 1.0.