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Irritation
I have been working from home and most of the time I am using a digital device (pc, pad, phone).
I am experiencing irritation in my eyes and they seem light red most of the time. This is happening from past two days.
Should I get a eye drop for this !!
Any suggestions.
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Any lubricant 4-6 times a day. Take a break
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You can use tear substitite like genteal-1drop 4 times.Try to avoid using screen at a stretch.take rest for few seconds amidst work.
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It sounds like computer vision syndrome ,, use systane ultra eye drops three times a day for a week and you will be fine sir
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Dr. Sumantra Jyoti
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Panchkula
Use any lubricant eye drop.
Give adequate rest to your eyes during screen work.
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