Prolonged Use Of PC, Blurred Vision On Seeing A High Beam, Hearing High Volumes. Minimal Effect With Lacrimos. Eye Retest Required?
Hello Doctor, I am sameer chivate, software engineer, pune and i do work more than 10 hours on PC. i do use lcd monitor. I do work for late eve and when i see any high beam then for a while i could not see clearly. even when i return to home i could not bear if anybody speaks in high volume. I have done eye testing and doctor suggested that number has increased. earlier i was using eye tone but doctor suggested use lacrimos. lacrimos gives lubrication but could not help to reduce eye strain. Do I need to retest my eyes.
Your symptoms are suggestive of computer vision syndrome (CVS). I don't think a retest would help. Your doctor has rightly suggested lubricating eye drops which you must use regularly. This helps to re-build the tear film which is otherwise affected by prolonged use of computers. To reduce the eye strain you must wear your prescription glasses regularly and constantly. Try to avoid looking at the computer screen continuously. You can look elsewhere or close your eyes evry 5-10 minutes. Ensure that your screen is angled at your comfort level, light comes from your back. As for irritability on hearing high volume, it is because of stress at work place ( you may need to de-stress yourself with yoga/relaxation).You may find this article informative- http://www.aoa.org/x5253.xml
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Prolonged Use Of PC, Blurred Vision On Seeing A High Beam, Hearing High Volumes. Minimal Effect With Lacrimos. Eye Retest Required?
Hello Sameer Chivate, Your symptoms are suggestive of computer vision syndrome (CVS). I don t think a retest would help. Your doctor has rightly suggested lubricating eye drops which you must use regularly. This helps to re-build the tear film which is otherwise affected by prolonged use of computers. To reduce the eye strain you must wear your prescription glasses regularly and constantly. Try to avoid looking at the computer screen continuously. You can look elsewhere or close your eyes evry 5-10 minutes. Ensure that your screen is angled at your comfort level, light comes from your back. As for irritability on hearing high volume, it is because of stress at work place ( you may need to de-stress yourself with yoga/relaxation).You may find this article informative- http://www.aoa.org/x5253.xml Regards