Computer Vision Syndrome
What is CVS?
Computer Vision Syndrome is a temporary affect from using a computer for an extended period of time without a break. Symptoms on the eyes can include blurred vision, eye strain, dry, irritated eyes and problems focusing again on the display. However, CVS can also affect other parts of the body, such as the neck, shoulders, back and head. You can experience all or some of the symptoms if you use a computer for long periods of time.
Regular eye tests can help to check if vision is affect with extended use of a computer, the optometrist can also provide advise on what can be done if you are experiencing any of the above symptoms.
CVS o vision develops due to the fact that, when using a computer for an extended period of time the blink rate of that person is reduced from 16-20 blinks per minute to 6-8 blinks this causes the eyes to become dry and irritated.
During an eye test the optometrist may check how dry your eyes are and recommend solutions for some of the symptoms that are experienced. Book an Eye Test and get some advise from the experts.