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To avoid eye Strain: -Do not work in dim light. -Wear sunglasses whenever you step out in the sun. -Use face wash instead of soap because soap tends to darken the skin on the eyelids. -Do not read continuously in moving vehicles. -Do not stare too tong at anything without blinking the eyes. Blinking provides lubrication & relief from light. -Do not rub the eyes too hard. |
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What's so wrong about reading in moving vehicles? When I was younger, I used to bring a book while my parents drove around. I still bring my books with me on long car trips.
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Reading while on board a vehicle stresses the eyes. Most people who reads while traveling wears glasses to avoid eye strain.
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It's quite hard to avoid eye strain when one works on the computers all day though. I try resting my eyes often, but even then, by the time I'm done with my work, they get red and pretty tired as well.
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I'm not very nice to my eyes. I'm always doing things without enough light, and I'm constantly staring at my computer screen. I am glad, however, that I've decided to wear glasses instead of contacts. I'm sure it's better for the eyes, because mine feel so much better since I've started doing so.
__________________ -Brittany Brydahl |
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| Is this statement true..????
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| I don't think so. but even if it was true it is only good right? If the eyelids are darker then less light will penetrate the eyes??? |
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