Computer Vision Syndrome
Long screen hours for work, study, or entertainment often lead to eye strain, headaches, and fatigue. This is known as Computer Vision Syndrome — a common problem in today’s digital lifestyle.
What is Computer Vision Syndrome?
It is a group of eye and vision-related problems caused by prolonged computer, mobile, or tablet use. With more screen time in education, work, and lifestyle, CVS is now seen across all age groups.
- Blurred or double vision
- Eye strain and fatigue
- Headaches, especially after screen time
- Dry, burning, or watery eyes
- Neck and shoulder pain
- Difficulty focusing after long screen use
Why Does Computer Vision Syndrome Happen?
Poor lighting or screen glare
Incorrect viewing distance
Improper posture
Lack of regular breaks
Uncorrected or outdated prescriptions
Our CVS Consultation Covers
Comprehensive digital eye examination
Prescription glasses and screen lens updates
Blue cut / anti-glare lens recommendation
Dry eye check-up and lubrication if needed
Advice on screen posture and lighting
Tips like the 20-20-20 rule
Protect Your Eyes, Protect Your Productivity
CVS doesn’t just affect your eyes, it also impacts work efficiency, concentration, and overall comfort. A timely check-up ensures healthier vision and better productivity.
- Students: Maintain focus during online classes and study sessions
- IT Workers: Reduce eye strain during long coding and development hours
- Teachers: Stay comfortable while using digital teaching tools
- Phone Users: Protect eyes from excessive smartphone and tablet use
FAQs on CVS
Relieve Your Eye Strain Today
Don’t ignore headaches, dry eyes, or blurred vision after screen use. A simple check-up can protect your eyes and productivity.
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