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Is There Medication For Blurred Vision After Working On The Computer For Over 14 Hours A Day?

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Posted on Mon, 13 Nov 2023
Question: Am an computer graphic designer which l send over 14 hrs on the computer .but lately l found out that thing look blury which it is hard for me to see tiny object is there any medication l can use to correct it
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Answered by Dr. Bonnie Berger-Durnbaugh (56 minutes later)
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It's not uncommon for people who spend a lot of time looking at screens/electronics have some eye strain. It's recommended to schedule yourself time where you rest your eyes or look away in the distance to help prevent this. If it persists in spite of giving your eyes frequent rests from looking at a screen, then I recommend you make an appointment with an optometrist. He or she can do an exam of your eyes to see if your refraction is normal or needs correction with glasses or contact lenses. They can also check for glaucoma. If you are experiencing eye pain, however, you should go to the ER and not wait, but that doesn't sound like what is going on for you. Most likely it is eye strain from the extended screen time.
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Dr. Bonnie Berger-Durnbaugh

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Is There Medication For Blurred Vision After Working On The Computer For Over 14 Hours A Day?

Brief Answer: Information Detailed Answer: Hello XXXXXXX It's not uncommon for people who spend a lot of time looking at screens/electronics have some eye strain. It's recommended to schedule yourself time where you rest your eyes or look away in the distance to help prevent this. If it persists in spite of giving your eyes frequent rests from looking at a screen, then I recommend you make an appointment with an optometrist. He or she can do an exam of your eyes to see if your refraction is normal or needs correction with glasses or contact lenses. They can also check for glaucoma. If you are experiencing eye pain, however, you should go to the ER and not wait, but that doesn't sound like what is going on for you. Most likely it is eye strain from the extended screen time.