Eye Health

It is impossible to avoid straining the eyes in today's world. Spending long hours staring at a computer screen has a very negative impact on the eyes. But certain steps could be followed to lessen the impact of over straining. Never work in dim light and especially avoid reading in moving vehicles. While working on a computer blink as often as possible, blinking lubricates and relaxes the eyes. Rubbing the eyes very hard is also not good.

Eye Health

Links to information on maintaining good eye health by attending regular eye examinations and protecting your eyes from injuries, Links to general information about maintaining eye health, as well as information on eye diseases and conditions that may not necessarily cause vision loss or disturbance.

http://www.healthinsite.gov.au/topics/Eye_Health

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Are you at risk for eye disease?

If you are over age 60, NEI recommends that you have an eye exam through dilated pupils every two years. Cataract can occur at any age, but you are at a higher risk after age 60. If you are over age 60, NEI recommends that you have an eye exam through dilated pupils every two years.

http://www.nei.nih.gov/health/risk.asp

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Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust : Eye health

Main Content: Eye health Regular eye checks should provide the basis for maintaining proper eye health, as some of the serious eye conditions do not have any visible early warning symptoms.

http://www.moorfields.nhs.uk/Eyehealth

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