CHARACTERISTICS OF MYOPIA AND FACTORS RELATED TO MYOPIA IN ETHNIC BOARDING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN NGHE AN PROVINCE
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Objectives: Determining myopia characteristics and factors related to myopia in boarding high school students for ethnic minorities in Nghe An province. Subjects and methods: Cross-sectional descriptive study on 1,556 ethnic minority students studying boarding at 2 boarding high schools in Nghe An province from September 2023 to the end of April 2024. Results: There are 452 students with nearsightedness, accounting for 29.01%. Mild nearsightedness accounts for 77.9%. Myopia in both eyes accounts for 92.6%, myopia in one eye accounts for 7.76%. There are 20.58% of students who do not wear glasses and 31.19% of students wear glasses with the wrong degree on one eye; 20.36% of students wear the wrong degree in both eyes. There is a statistically significant relationship between the rate of myopia and gender, with women more than men; Near viewing time of more than 3 hours a day after regular school hours has a higher rate of myopia. There is no relationship between the rate of myopia with age and family factors in the study.
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Myopia, the rate of Myopia, high school students, ethnic minorities
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