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Eye pains too much
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I am suffering from eye problems from last 4 years. My eyes are too dry and burns a lot, which causes my headache. This is not curing as i have also consulted many doctors, without any cure. Its not improoving after so many taking eye drops like genteal eyedrop, refresh tears, etc. I have to work on computer for 4-6 hours a day. But still it shouldnot pain that much. My eyes become more DRY when I sprinkle WATER in them. My whole day becomes like a hell for me. It pains more when i get up in the morning. they are most dry at that time. Please help me.
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Dryness has no cure ,you will have to change & will have to learn basic things how to work on computer. Number of blinking drastically goes down from around 24 per minute to 8 per minute leading to dryness & one should have normal blinking while working on computer & use lubricating eye drops 4-5 times regularly (Refresh liquigel), with regards
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5-6 hours of computer work causes dryness. But we have to look for other factors too. Consider following points :
1. Avoid direct air flow on your eyes, such as AC or wind while driving
2. Avoid mobile and tv as much as possible because it adds up
3. Avoid late night sleeps. Sleep early.
4. Go for body check up to rule out any skin disease, joint problems, back problems , spine problems
5. If you are on any treatments like for skin or hormonal - consider it as some medicines cause dryness.
6. Use lubricants containing chloroquine in it like - UV lube eye drops, it might help you.
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