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Eye is burning, not able to see monitor
Hi,
I am a software professional, usually works on system for 6-7 hrs in a day.
Apart from that, i used to spend time on TV and mobile.
My eye is burning sometimes, its not regular.
But when its burning, i cant see screen. Just want to close my eyes.
Even Antiglare blue radiant glass didn't helped.
Kindly suggest.
Thanks
Age: 32 yrs.
No pre eye issue history.
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You are suffering from computer vision syndrome.
Please use some lubricants eye drops.since you are an i t professional hence observe some precautions .eg 20.20 formula, wash your eyes frequently with fresh water. Don't sit facing a/c or blower..
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Hi..
Must reduce screen time
One day detox day from screen
Use lubricating drops
Take breaks
Take care of general health and hydration.
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Dr. Awanjala Varshney
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
23 yrs exp
Aligarh
You can instill lubricating eye drops, like Refresh liquigel eye drops 4 times a day in both eyes.
While working on devices, take break of 20 second every 20 minutes by closing your eyes.
Decrease use of devices wherever possible.
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