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Tired eyes
I'm a student and usually study late night but I make sure to sleep 7-8 hours during the day.. I have been doing this since many years and I have no issues about the same..
But since past 2days despite having a proper 7-8 hours sleep, my eyes feel extremelyyyyyy tired just after 5-6 hours of waking up.
It feels like I haven't slept for ages.
What could be the possible reason for the same?
Thanks
My exams are approaching and I can't afford to have these tired eyes, your help would be appreciated.
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Are you using computers? For how many hours? It may be computer vision syndrome or you must be having eye sight problem.
Use eye drops refresh tears 4 times a day for a week and and also check your eye sight ones.
Sleeping night is better than sleeping day. Try to study in day time ...in early morning.
Next Steps
consult Ophthalmologist for proper treatment with complete eye check up
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oxygen levels in the night are less comparative to day time and your cornea needs oxygen from environment if you study more in the night the oxygen availability is not compromised if you have lot of plants around your study room.then you get tired very easily.
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