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Your Eyes and the computer!

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Elena2012
Elena2012

 

close-up of eye

 

If you have irritated eyes and blurry vision at work, you may have:

  • Your Answer: Computer vision syndrome
  • Correct Answer: Computer vision syndrome

Explanation: Eyestrain, red eyes, blurry vision, and irritation can all be signs of computer vision syndrome, which means your eyes are reacting to too much screen time. Take regular breaks to rest your eyes, install anti-glare filters, change the position of your computer monitor, and make sure you have adequate lighting. Lubricating eye drops and special computer glasses also might help.

 

Posted by Elena2012 on Jan. 17, 2013 at 10:03 PM
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Amiga_mia
by Amiga_mia on Jan. 17, 2013 at 11:23 PM

Yeap thats probably what I have.. Thanks for the info

Elena2012
by Elena2012 on Jan. 20, 2013 at 11:40 AM

 You are welcome Amiga!

Happy Sunday!You're welcome / de nada

Quoting Amiga_mia:

Yeap thats probably what I have.. Thanks for the info

 

Kimberlyrose83
by Kimberlyrose83 on Jan. 20, 2013 at 5:00 PM
Yup, I have to take breaks, I even get headaches.
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Maggie450
by Maggie450 on Jan. 20, 2013 at 5:04 PM

 

I'm glad I dont't have it.  Thanks for the info.

Quoting Elena2012:

 

close-up of eye

 

If you have irritated eyes and blurry vision at work, you may have:

  • Your Answer: Computer vision syndrome
  • Correct Answer: Computer vision syndrome

Explanation: Eyestrain, red eyes, blurry vision, and irritation can all be signs of computer vision syndrome, which means your eyes are reacting to too much screen time. Take regular breaks to rest your eyes, install anti-glare filters, change the position of your computer monitor, and make sure you have adequate lighting. Lubricating eye drops and special computer glasses also might help.