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Eye dryness
Some time I feel dryness in my eyes And it eching very badly And if i stay in front of screen my headache starts
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High screen times evaporates your eye tears due to less blinking and staring. 1. Either try to blink your eyes regulary. 2. You can use lubricant eyedrops (carboxy methyl cellulose) 3. Every 20 minutes look far away, 20 feet far for 20 seconds ro relax your eye muscles to reduce stress and headache.
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Try them for 2 weeks and then consult a doctor for eye power check and dryness checkup.
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Dont rub your eyes.
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You can use lubricating eye drop While using digital devices, every 20 minutes, take a 20 second break and look at a distant object 20 feet away. Minimize screen time. Maintain right posture while using computer. Always work with screen in a well lot room. Keep yourself hydrated.
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Pl use lubricant eye drops, pl consult.
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Lubricating eyedrop Follow 20 20 20 rule Please Consult for detail evaluation
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