Does using the computer too often cause problems with vision??
Answers: yes. Sitting to close and only focusing on one point for an extended period of time can both cause damage to your eyes. The solution. Sit a little further back, and every now and again look at something else.
Yes, it does. Not in the sense of often, but in sense of too much. It is better for eyes to experience various passive objects and periods of rest, instead of active monitors for prolonged periods. You have to be careful by taking regular breaks, which is also good for the rest of your body. Also, I would suggest investigating excercises for eyes and body - those techniques, involving sun, have been useful and stimulating for me. Putting palms over eyes is simpliest to do.
Another thing to consider is how you place computer monitor: it should be out of any window/lamp reflections, somewhat lower, than eye level, at the distance around that of your arm length, not too bright, nor dim.
At last, I would suggest being always in control of how much time you spend in front of computer, it is easy to unnotice
whole hours spent, as that becomes increasingly used tool for many purposes.
Good luck!
et
That's what they say. I've had my pc for 13 years, plus I work on one all day. I probably spend at least 10 hours a day looking at one. My contact prescription hasn't changed in about 8 years.
Yes, Its called screen glare.....
It sort of brings them out.
Problems could extend to the neck and back.
yes, i used to get horrible headaches when using a computer, even if it was just a few minutes. But i use sunglasses (i know it looks funny) but i don't get headaches anymore
There is a website that list the whole researched doc. I'll link you to it.
yes,just like video games
yep..
yes it does.
yes
Yes, it does. Not in the sense of often, but in sense of too much. It is better for eyes to experience various passive objects and periods of rest, instead of active monitors for prolonged periods. You have to be careful by taking regular breaks, which is also good for the rest of your body. Also, I would suggest investigating excercises for eyes and body - those techniques, involving sun, have been useful and stimulating for me. Putting palms over eyes is simpliest to do.
Another thing to consider is how you place computer monitor: it should be out of any window/lamp reflections, somewhat lower, than eye level, at the distance around that of your arm length, not too bright, nor dim.
At last, I would suggest being always in control of how much time you spend in front of computer, it is easy to unnotice
whole hours spent, as that becomes increasingly used tool for many purposes.
Good luck!
et
That's what they say. I've had my pc for 13 years, plus I work on one all day. I probably spend at least 10 hours a day looking at one. My contact prescription hasn't changed in about 8 years.
Yes, Its called screen glare.....
It sort of brings them out.
Problems could extend to the neck and back.
yes, i used to get horrible headaches when using a computer, even if it was just a few minutes. But i use sunglasses (i know it looks funny) but i don't get headaches anymore
There is a website that list the whole researched doc. I'll link you to it.
yes,just like video games
yep..
yes it does.
yes
More questions & answers:
- What do you think about laser eye surgery such as Lasik/Lasek?
- Anyone ever have their detached retina reattached using the gas bubble method? (vitrectomy)?
- Advice about colored contacts?
- Do the rods in your eyes have memory?
- Why do our eyes close when we are asleep?
- I got hair bleach in my eye yesterday?
- My eye glass prescription is -6.00. What does that mean in terms of 20/20?
- Does using your computer make yous eye site worse?
- Billberry for the eyes?
- How do i clean nosepads on eyeglasses?
- Does it take more effort to keep eyes open or closed?
- Eye vision... 6/9 (20/30) What does it mean?
The health informations are posted by the website users and for your use only, and without responsibility on content2point0.com.