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Computer vision syndrome (CVS) is a temporary eye vision problem resulting from focusing the eyes on a computer display for prolonged, uninterrupted periods of time.Different problems encountered after prolonged use of computers. You can have some of these problems:

• Headaches
• Red eyes
• Eyestrain
• Contact lens discomfort
• Neck ache and backache
• Glare sensitivity
• Blurred vision
• Slowness in changing the focus of your eyes
• Dry & Irritated eyes
• Excessive tearing
• Sensitivity to light
• Changes in color perception
• Double Vision

REASONS FOR CVS

When using the computer your blink rate decreases by a drastic 70 percent. Generally speaking means that instead of blinking an average of 14 times per minute, you are now blinking 7 times per minute. 

PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE FOR CVS

• If your eyes are dry or irritated, use eye drops to moisturise and lubricate
• Place reference to typing materials close to the computer screens.
• Blink frequently
• Visual breaks: A good rule of thumb is 20/20, 20 minutes, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds.
• Avoid shifting at a location with direct blower or an A.C or for a long period in a room with low humidity
• Install a glare guard, an optically coated glass anti-glare filter.
• Install a screen or partition behind your computer to reduce overhead glare.
• Use a non-reflective paint or coverings on the walls.
• Make sure there is sufficient light to read hard copy without straining.
• Use a stand for hard copy so that source documents and the computer screen are at roughly equal distance from the eyes.
• If any symptoms are worse of you sight is deteriorating, make an appointment to see your eye care professional.
• Adjust the height of your desk or chair so the middle of the computer screen is about 20 degrees below eye level. The screen itself should be 16- 30 inches from your eyes.
• Choose screens that can tilt and rotate. A keyboard that you can adjust is also helpful.
• Electrostatic charge on the computer which attracts & accumulates dust particles which can cause skin rash or irritation in sensitive individuals, clean computer screen regularly
• Adjustable chair.

LOW VISION AIDS

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