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A. Your 9-year-old daughter has been diagnosed with myopia (nearsightedness) — right eye -1.50 and left eye -1.00. This condition means she can see nearby objects clearly but has difficulty seeing things far away. Myopia is not reversible, but in many children, it can gradually increase as they grow. While it is not considered "permanent" in the sense that it stays the same, it usually progresses with age during the growing years. However, the progression can often be slowed down with proper eye care: Encourage more outdoor play (at least 1–2 hours daily) Limit screen time and close-up work Ensure good lighting while reading or studying Follow up with an eye doctor every 6–12 months In some cases, doctors may suggest special glasses, low-dose atropine drops, or orthokeratology (overnight lenses) to slow the worsening of myopia. It’s important to regularly monitor her vision and follow the eye specialist’s advice to manage and slow down the progression.