Winter Eye Care Tips From Optometrists
Optometrists share practical steps to prevent dry eye symptoms in cold weather. Use artificial tears, stay hydrated, run a humidifier, and blink often especially when using screens. Wear UVA and UVB blocking sunglasses, avoid air blowing on the face, and consider dietary omega 3s. Seek medical advice if symptoms persist or worsen.
Protect Your Eyes At Work From Computer Vision Syndrome
Practical steps from NIOSH to guard eye health during desk work. Avoid glare by placing the window to the side and using shades. Have the monitor just below eye level and slightly downward. Blink often, keep eye drops handy, take regular 30 to 60 second distant focus breaks, and ask an eye doctor about computer specific prescriptions.
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Ignoring vision harms seniors says eye expert
The Orange County Register interviews Dr. Mark Wilkinson of the American Optometric Association about aging eyes. He warns many seniors skip regular eye exams, risking macular degeneration glaucoma and cataracts while offering tips on diet, supplements, and annual checkups.
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