Protect Eyes Avoid Eyestrain
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Protect Your Eyes: Avoid Eyestrain
Introduction
In today's digital age, eyestrain has become a common issue for people of all ages due to the excessive use of screens. Additionally, living in smog-filled cities and long drives can contribute to this discomfort. Common symptoms include blurry vision and painful eyes that make you feel compelled to close them for relief.
Effective Remedies
Take Regular Breaks
If you're spending long hours in front of a computer or doing close-up work, it's essential to take a two-minute break every hour. Simply closing your eyes can provide significant relief.
Refocus Regularly
When reading, make sure to pause every 30 minutes and look into the distance. This helps relax the eye muscles that contract during close-up work, reducing strain.
Enjoy a Tea Break
Eyebright tea is known for its soothing properties. Soak a towel in warm eyebright tea, lie down, and place the towel over your closed eyes for 10-15 minutes. Ensure it's warm, not hot, and avoid letting the tea drip into your eyes.
Blink More Often
Blinking acts as a natural massage and helps cleanse your eyes. Make a conscious effort to blink instead of squinting, which can ease tension.
Wear Corrective Glasses
If you need glasses but avoid wearing them, you're likely aggravating eyestrain. Invest in reading glasses if close-up vision is a problem or corrective lenses for distance if needed.
Exercise Your Eye Muscles
Try these exercises to improve your eye health:
- Stand five feet from a wall and catch a ball as someone tosses it against the wall.
- Move your thumb in circles and Xs at arm's length, bringing it closer and then farther, following it with your eyes.
These exercises help enhance coordination and offset damage caused by eyestrain.
Conclusion
By incorporating these simple practices into your routine, you can significantly reduce eyestrain and improve your overall eye health. Prioritizing eye care is essential in our screen-dominated world.
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