Whether it's a shipwreck site or a coral reef filled with rich marine life, the ability to view underwater scenery is one of the best rewards for scuba diving. Therefore, in this kind of leisure sports, a good vision is very important, even if it is not the biggest enemy of scuba divers, myopia will become a grave.

Myopia is a disease that affects the cornea or eyeball, resulting in limited focus at certain distances; any object that is further away than the myope limit appears blurred. Myopia is often referred to as myopia or myopia, with approximately 7 to 9 out of 10 Asians. If myopia is equipped with high-performance diving equipment that is hindering the fun of scuba diving, there are some remedies you can take to make up for your lack of "vision."

1. Perform laser eye surgery. This will correct your eye condition indefinitely. Although the operation will cost you some money, if you think it deserves some grandness, then go. …

Scuba diving – how to deal with myopia was originally published on Spring