How many degrees of myopia will be inherited? More than 600 degrees

Generally speaking, myopia of more than 600 degrees will be passed on to the next generation, but this is not completely accurate, it's just that the probability is higher. As long as preventive protection is done, the child will grow up healthily, so parents don't need to worry too much.

More than 600 degrees. If the degree exceeds 600 degrees, it is very likely to be inherited. However, there is a certain probability, and it is not 100% inherited. So don't worry too much. Below 600 degrees is considered to be low to moderate myopia, that is, simple myopia. This situation is very common, and this degree of myopia is generally not inherited. If Mr. and Mrs. Wang's myopia is not higher than 600 degrees, there is no need to worry too much. As long as you pay attention to eye health, your child will not be inherited.

1. Obesity

If both parents are obese, then there is an 80% chance that their children will also be obese; conversely, the probability of their children being obese is no more than 10%.

2. Alzheimer's disease

Alzheimer's disease is a multi-gene genetic disease. If one of the parents or brothers has Alzheimer's disease, the possibility of developing Alzheimer's disease is four times higher than that without a family history.

3. Hypertension

If both parents suffer from hypertension, the incidence rate of their children is 46%. If only one parent suffers from hypertension, the incidence rate of their children is 28%.

4. Diabetes

If both parents have diabetes, their children are 15-20 times more likely to develop diabetes than the general population.

5. Allergies and Asthma

If both parents have asthma, the incidence of asthma in their children can exceed 50%; if one parent has asthma, the incidence of their children can drop to 20%. If family members suffer from allergic diseases such as skin allergies or food and drug allergies, it will also increase the possibility of offspring suffering from asthma.

6. Osteoporosis

According to statistics, if the mother is sick, the child is more likely to be sick. The cause of the disease in young patients is basically genetic.

7. Depression

The probability of relatives of depressed patients suffering from the disease is 10-30 times higher than that of the general population, and the closer the blood relationship, the higher the incidence rate.

8. Breast Cancer

Epidemiological blood surveys have found that 5-10% of breast cancer is familial. If a first-degree relative has breast cancer, the risk of the disease increases by 1.5-3 times; if there are two, the risk increases to 7 times. The younger the patient, the greater the risk of breast cancer in the relatives.

9. Hemophilia

Hemophilia is a hereditary bleeding disease with coagulation dysfunction. Its common characteristics are prolonged coagulation time and a lifelong tendency to bleed after mild trauma. Severe patients may also experience "spontaneous" bleeding without obvious trauma.

Generally speaking, if parents have high IQs, their children tend to have high IQs as well; if parents have average intelligence, their children tend to have average intelligence as well; if parents have intellectual disabilities, their children may not fully develop their intelligence. However, even if parents are very smart and have high IQs, they cannot neglect prenatal education and the education and training of their children after birth, otherwise their children will still become very ordinary, or even have average or low intelligence.

1. Good eye habits

This should start from a young age. For example, you should have the correct posture when studying, not too close to the book, and do not lie down while reading. Reduce the time playing electronic products, do not study under strong light, take a proper break every hour of reading, look into the distance, and relieve eye fatigue.

2. Outdoor activities

Let your child go outside more often after finishing homework and studying. This can help your child grow flowers and grass, so that he or she can be exposed to more green plants, which is very effective in protecting the child's eyesight. At the same time, encourage your child to look into the distance more often, exercise the contraction of the eye muscles, and relieve visual fatigue.

3. Regular vision checks

Check your eyesight regularly and make timely corrections if you find any vision loss to avoid the formation of true myopia. If you develop myopia, you must seek professional help to fit your glasses to avoid the possibility of worsening myopia.