Eye fatigue can often be one of the most frustrating things to experience, especially if you happen to work in an environment where you are going to be looking at a computer screen for long periods of time, as that situation can make eye fatigue or eye strain much more common. Eye strain or eye fatigue is so frustrating because it can lead to headaches, dry eyes, and a number of other unpleasant side effects.
If you are starting to notice that your eyesight is not as good as it used to be, you may wonder if there are things you can do to help it improve. According to WebMD, there is currently no evidence available that proves that you can strengthen and improve your eyesight; however, many people believe you can. Here are some of the things you can try that might make a difference in the way you see and your reliance on glasses:
I still remember the day my mom took my family for our annual eye exams and I found out that I needed to start wearing eyeglasses. I really enjoyed picking out my first pair, and they were pink with cartoon characters on them! When I entered high school, my parents let me begin wearing contact lenses. I was afraid to put them in my eyes, but I was brave and did it! I recently began having lens discomfort, and I was really worried I would be told by my eye doctor that I wouldn't wear contacts anymore. I was grateful when he told me that I simply had dry eye and needed to use lubricant drops and wear my glasses a bit more often. I have since become dedicated to caring for my eyes well and I decided to start a blog to help others learn how too, too!