Eye strain

Ten strategies and settings I use to reduce blue light and eye strain from screens on mainstream technology devices with low vision.

Symptoms of a stroke always warrant a trip to the ER

Are your eyes burning, dry, or just seem to water insistently? Do you notice this happening more after work or near the end of the day? The burning sensation that…

Eyes aren’t just the window to your soul –– they also offer a glimpse into your health. Changes in your eyes can signal vision problems, diabetes, stress, even retinal detachment.

What to look for—and what to do about it.

Two of the main culprits behind Digital Eye Strain are Glare and Blue Light. These byproducts of monitors can contribute to several of the symptoms such as irritation eyes, eye fatigue, nausea, eye headaches, eye strain, and fuzzy vision.

Learn about 12 causes of headaches and blurred vision or other vision changes, ranging from eye strain and dehydration to migraine, meningitis, and stroke.

Headaches are a problem that can make daily tasks more challenging, mainly if they occur often. Of course, treating your headaches relies on knowing the underlying causes. Common types of headaches include migraines, tension headaches, and cluster headaches. Occasionally, these headaches can go hand-in-hand with eye problems, such as vision issues, eye muscle imbalance, inflammatory eye disorders,

If you spend hours each day working at a computer screen, you may experience eye strain or red, irritated eyes due prolonged computer screen viewing.