There is burning sensation in the eyes.

2025-11-29 10:15:02
I am a student and I work with computers and mobiles all day long, but whenever I do my work with them, my eyes start getting a burning sensation. I also have a blue cut single coded pair of glasses. When I feel it then this problem is less but when I don't feel it then this problem is worse. Also, sometimes when I ride a bike without glasses or helmet, my eyes get irritated due to dust and wind and my eyes become red. I do not wear numbered glasses and my vision is 6/9.
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First you need to get your eye sight checked and start using spectacles especially bcz of your long computer use hours. Use a good lubricant like eye drop systane ultra or retentio 3-4 times a day depending upon how irritated your eyes feel.. Do not rub your eyes. Use 20-20-20 rule to help you relax your eye muscles.( you will find videos on youtube explaining the 20-20-20 rule)

Answered2025-11-29 10:25:18

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You can use lubricating eye drop Consult sos

Answered2025-11-30 12:18:34

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Pl start to use lubricant eye drops. Pl have refraction and wear power glasses prescribed. Pl consult.

Answered2025-11-30 05:26:26

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Start using lubricants Take frequent breaks rule of 20-20-20 Blink conciously Start using spectacles
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be in regular follow up with the ophthalmologist

Answered2025-11-29 13:51:36

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