Ten Coping Strategies for Computer Eye Strain by Dr. Joseph Cohen | Woodland Hills Optometrist

Computers aren’t going anywhere, but eye strain is becoming more and more of a complaint all the time. At work, over fifty percent of those who work on a computer report vision disturbances. This can be anything from chronic dry eye to eye twitches due to fatigue. The end result is the same with an increase in errors and a decrease in productivity.

There are ways to cope with the stresses put on your eyes on a daily basis. These methods are useful in reducing risks and symptoms of computer vision syndrome, or CVS.

1. Regular comprehensive eye exams

Routine eye care is the best way to prevent and treat computer vision problems. If it has been over a year since you had an eye exam, schedule one now. Even if there is nothing physically wrong with your eyes, it is good to have a baseline for your normal.

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Dr. Joseph Cohen O.D. 

Woodland Hills Optometrist

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