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Eye strain issue since 2020
I've had right-eye strain since 2020. Various treatments, including prism correction and vision therapy, didn’t help. Recently, a cylindrical-only prescription reduced the strain, but mild discomfort persists. My dry eye test results: NIBUT – 9.6s (OD), 17s (OS); Tear meniscus height – 0.30mm (OD), 0.26mm (OS); Lipid layer thickness – low; Meibomian gland loss – 22% (OD), 17% (OS). Despite proper breaks and lighting, the strain continues. Could my dry eye condition be a factor? What treatments or lifestyle changes would you recommend to reduce discomfort?"
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Avoid rubbing Maintain hygiene Blink more Drink water adequately Cold compression Cold water lavage Follow rule of 20- Means after 20 min of work ,take rest for 20 sec and look at 20feet distance Reduce brightness of the screen Away from AC Airflow Use lubricant drop- refresh liquigel Wear glasses outside Take nuts for essential fatty acids (Omega 3) Avoid second hand smoke May need physical consultation for thorough slit lamp examination
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Better to get a schirmers test done too. Dry eyes could be contributory though. Avoid direct contact of qir towards your eyes. Re-direct your fan and ac vents. Decrease screen time. Take frequent breaks every 20 mins while looking at your computer / mobile. Consume chia seeds. Try using lubricating eye drops.
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