Eyecare Info
Computers and your eyes
In Europe over 60% of 40 to 60 year olds now use computers at home or work. Computers becoming an indispensable tool with most people spending several hours a day in front of a screen. The results of this, blurred vision, headaches, dry eyes and light sensitivity are only to be expected.
Dry Eye
Or sometimes known as dry eye syndrome. If you suffer from any of the above then you may have a simple problem of too little tears or they evaporate off the front of your eyes too quickly. And the good news is its relatively simple to sort out.
Myopia Control
Hay Fever
Hay fever and its ocular effects, Seasonal allergic conjunctivitis(SAC). Hay fever affects many people to varying degrees, with symptoms from a mild itch to full blown red eye, oedema (swelling) lacrimation (watering) and the common nasal problems such as runny nose and sneezing.
How do I look after my eyes?
1. Don’t smoke.
2. Wear Sunglasses
3. Have a regular check-up,
4. Consider dietary supplements
Swimming in Contact Lenses
Recent news items have highlighted some risk of eye infection from swimming in contact lenses. The problem is from a bug called Acanthamoeba that is present in tap and swimming pool water that isn’t killed by chlorine instead forming a cyst.
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