Long hours of screen time can cause computer vision sydrom or digital eye stain
Look away. Rest your eyes if you're using the computer for extended periods. After two hours, take a 15-minute break. And, for every 20 minutes of use, look away for 20 seconds at something 20 feet away (the "20-20-20 rule"); this will allow time for your eyes to refocus.
Staring at a computer can result in dry eyes, which can be painful and irritating. To keep the front surface of your eye moist, blink frequently. It's also wise to keep some lubricating drops handy.
Sit properly. Besides sitting on a comfortable, padded chair that conforms well to your body and sitting with your feet flat on the floor,
you sit about 25 inches from the screen (or about arm's length). The screen should be positioned so that you are looking in a slightly downward position.
Cut the glare. You can reduce it by using a matte screen filter.
Adjust the brightness. The screen should not be brighter than the surrounding light
To reduce eyestrain, try adjusting the lighting in your room and at the same time, increasing the contrast on your screen.
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