Hello and welcome.
Thank you for your query.
Menopause has shown to have very mild effects on sleep. Mostly documented due to
night sweats, which causes some amount of disturbed sleep.
Individuals working with computers on a regular basis do get to develop sleepy/tired eyes. You could consult an ophthalmologist for the best solution to tackle this, and have good vision for a long duration of time.
Menopause has also shown some relation with conditions causing vision disturbances like
cataract, but regular check-ups can easily tackle this problem, and it can be avoided.
There is another condition I would like to discuss here, just for your information. It is called 'computer vision syndrome'.
Yes, that is what it is called. It is common in type A personality individuals.
Symptoms are similar to those of
dry eyes, and can be treated in the same way.
The most common presentation is, an individual suffering from computer vision syndrome, cannot tolerate sitting under or in front of a fan, or work in an environment with an air conditioner or fan, and finds relief when these electronics are turned off. Simple lubrication prescribed by a doctor could help a great deal.
You could discuss this with your ophthalmologist when you visit him/her if your symptoms match.
I hope this information has helped you. You could always write back for further clarifications.
Wishing you good health and a beautiful life ahead.