Tired Eyes on the Screen Monitors
Currently,   the computer becomes an integral part of life for some people.  However,  if you do not realize the computer can bring the disease in  both eyes  or in the head. Because workload can not be avoided,  sometimes someone  will have to push yourself for hours in front of a  computer. If you're  one of a few people who use computers every day,  chances are you've  experienced eyestrain. Signs of eye fatigue are: 
Eyes feel tired, sore, burning, or itching. 
Watery eyes. 
Eyes feel dry. 
Blurred vision or double look. 
Headache and stiff neck. 
Difficulty in focusing your view, when looking away from the monitor to a document quickly. 
Other colors seem to accompany a thing when you look at something other than the monitor. 
Eyes  become sensitive to light.  Eyestrain caused by computers that will  bring a serious effect on the  future has yet to be proven. However, eye  fatigue is quite disturbing  and makes very uncomfortable. New Habits Can  Help Needs to rest the eye  can be obtained by changing habits. Some  adjustments when you use a  computer will give you rest more on your  eyes. Some simple tips to  reduce fatigue in this eye, may also 
You try: 
Give   a little time for your eyes to rest. Occasionally force your eyes to   focus on something other than the monitor screen. Try this exercise: put   your finger a few inches in front of your face, pull away slowly.  Focus  your sights on something far away, then back to your fingers.  Slowly,  bring back your finger closer to the face. Next, switch your  gaze to  something that at least is about 2.5 meters. Repeat this  exercise three  times and done several times a day. 
Stand  up and move around for a  while at least once every two hours. If  possible, lie down and close  your eyes briefly. If not possible, give a  break at least five minutes  every hour. Use that time to do other things  not related to computers,  such as calling. 
Sometimes  when you're working with  computers, a person often forget to blink his  eyes. It makes the eyes  dry. Blinking will produce tears, hence can help  to hydrate and moisten  your eyes. Berkediplah more often, but when it  does not help, use  appropriate eye drops to help him. 
Give  light massage on your eyes  several times a day. Put your elbows on the  table, palms facing up. Put  your weight on the front until the body  leaning forward. Drop your  head in the palm of the hand. Rest your eyes  right at the bottom of  your palm, with fingers facing toward the  forehead. Close your eyes and  draw a deep breath through your nose, hold  for four seconds, and  remove it slowly. Continue up to 15-30 seconds. 
When  you use glasses or contact  lenses, make sure the size corresponds to  working with computers. Most  lenses are only suitable for printing and  reading are not optimal for  working with computers. Birthday Tata your  work desk Reduce eye fatigue  can also be done by making sure your desk  has been arranged with the  appropriate and convenient, especially for  your eyes. 
Place  the monitor directly in  front of you with a distance of about 45 to 75  cm from your eyes. Place  the top of your monitor parallel or slightly  lower than your eye,  making it more comfortable for your eyes. 
Position  your keyboard properly.  Put the keyboard in front of your monitor. When  you put your keyboard  next to the monitor, your eyes have to focus at  different distances.  Over time this will be a tiring job. 
Place the documents or other sources at the same distance to your monitor by eye, the eye does not have to constantly adjust. 
Notice  the lighting around you. Do  not let the light that is around you  visualize on the screen. Adjust  contrast and brightness with your eyes,  get as comfortable as possible  so that the writing on the monitor can be  read easily. 
Do  not forget to clean your  monitor screen from dust. Dust also can  interfere with your vision and  eye comfort. If still often experience  fatigue and other disturbances  on your eyes, would be a keepsake you  have a serious problem. Visit  your doctor if you
 
  
 
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