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How lack of sleep cause eye problems?

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We do not get enough sleep can lead to having itchy, dry, or bloodshot eyes. The eyes may create fewer tears after a night of inadequate sleep. This can leads to eye infections. You may happen eye twitches or spasms when you have lack sleep. when you don't get enough sleep it leads to Puffiness, Redness , bags, and dark circles – all are significand’s that you're not getting enough sleep. The lack of sleep tends to get more, lines, wrinkles, swelling, and droopiness. Long time lack of sleep damage to the optic nerve from inadequate blood supply to the eye can finally cause vision loss. According to studies have shown not getting enough sleep can lead to serious eye-health problems. To avoid difficulties associated with insufficient rest, make sure that you give first priority to sleep. E ye requires at least five hours of sleep per night to properly recharge Without enough time to revive themselves, your eyes cannot work at their full possible a common side effect...

How Do Screens Affect Vision?

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  Long stretches of screen time also source the eyes to get dry and irritated . When compared to study time people blink less compared to focusing on the screen time, which in turn objective   the eyes to dry out. A clear and secure tear film on the outside of the eye is crucial for clear vision. Spending too much time looking into screen can cause  eye strain . You tend to blink less while looking at the blue light on the screen, and the motion of the screen force your eyes work harder to focus. We commonly do not sit the screen at a required distance which can cause eye strain Too much screening time is a usual in this digital age, and it can cause eyestrain in some people. But the chances of lasting vision damage  are low . S creens  are damaging our bodies and possibly our brains. This  screen  time often leads to eye strain, blurred vision and  long -term vision problems like near sightedness.  Every 20 minutes, look away ...

What Role Does Physical Activity Play in Eye Health?

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We keep in shape, feel healthier, and get stronger by eating correctly, getting adequate sleep, and exercising on a regular basis. We can lower our risk of chronic health problems like type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease, but one of the lesser-known benefits of a healthy lifestyle is how it affects our long-term eye health . Sedentary Lifestyles Increase the Risk of Eye Disease Let's start by looking at what can happen to our eyes if we don't stay active. As we age, it actually makes us more vulnerable to visual loss. Those chronic health issues we described before might have a significant impact on our vision. Diabetic retinopathy , diabetic macular edema, and glaucoma are all risk factors for cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, diabetic macular edema, and glaucoma. Our eyes (along with the rest of our immune system) won't have the finest weapons to protect against infection if we don't obtain the necessary nutrients from a balanced diet or get enough ...

What happens if the person with sight does not wear glasses or lens?!

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Glasses are more popular than ever before as a fashion statement. Despite their increased celebrity, some people who use glasses do not wear them. Regardless of the reason, failing to wear your glasses can have substantial short- and long-term consequences. Squinting, headaches, and fatigue Squinting , headaches, wiping your eyes and exhaustion are all indicators that you may need glasses. You might stumble into or trip over items if you don't wear glasses, you won't be able to see far away or up close (more on that later), and you'll have problems reading or seeing at night. The age-related warning indicators differ. Increased risk of injury When someone who needs corrective glasses refuses to use them, they are not operating with the best possible vision. Because sight accounts for about 90% of a person's reaction time while driving, getting behind the wheel without glasses increases the danger of injury to both the driver and others. Long-term effects Inc...

How can coronavirus affect your eyes?

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Corona virus can even spread through your eyes. Dust particles that are released from nose of a Covid infected person to another person then they might spread over the body and hands and face. On face that are carried out into the eyes. Mostly the Tears which are dropped out from the Covid Infected person if transferred to any other person then the chances of spreading of Corona virus through Eyes is very common. Coronavirus may cause Pinkeye infection to your eyes. It is coined as Conjunctivitis, but rarely seen in some infected people. Affected person Wearing Contact lenses often, might lead to major infections in the eyes instead can shift using the glasses for eyes keep out of irritation and infections. Continues Wearing of glasses may lead to vision defects and even though the spread of infection doesn’t decrease. Using of Safety Goggles leads to lesser infections and reduce the spread of Covid infections from the Covid Infected persons. Spread of Corona to Eye part leads to ...

Why do we Dream

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What Are Dreams? Dreams are essentially stories and pictures that our psyche makes while we rest. They can be distinctive. They can cause you to feel cheerful, pitiful, or terrified. What's more, they may appear to be confounding or entirely objective. Dreams can occur whenever during rest. However, you have your most clear dreams during a stage called REM rest, when your mind is generally dynamic. A few specialists say we dream in any event four to six times each night. Lucid dreams A clear dream is one in which you realize you're dreaming. Examination shows that clear dreaming accompanies an increase in movement in pieces of the mind that are generally tranquil during rest. Clear dreaming is a mind state between REM rest and being alert. Some clear visionaries can impact their fantasy, changing the story, in a manner of speaking. This might be a decent strategy to take some of the time, particularly during a bad dream, yet many dream specialists say it's smarte...

Black Fungus Effects Eye?

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  Black Fungus is a rare but serious fungal infection caused by a group of fungi called Mucormycosis. These are omnipresent in the environment and can often be seen on rotting food. Earlier, the human body was immune to this infection. However, with the advent of coronavirus weakening our immunity system, the fungus can now infect the human body with deadly results. It is now commonly observed in Covid infected patients with uncontrolled diabetes and prolonged ICU stay. Can it affect your eyesight? Recently several cases of Black Fungus in Covid patients have come up in different states of India. According to doctors, this infection gets into the human body through air. If untreated or sometimes despite the treatment, the infection starts to spread from nostrils to the orbit which is around the eyes and brain. Symptoms: The initial stage of the infection may show symptoms like sinus , facial pain, fever, stuffy nose, and headache. Later it can also lead to bloody nasal ...

what do your eyes do when you sleep?

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  Your eyes roll slowly, opening and closing during stage 1 of sleep, when in deep sleep during stages 2-4 your eyes are still. There’s a stage of our sleep cycle called rapid eye movement (REM). During REM sleep, our eyeballs move rapidly behind our eyelids and our bodies become more still. It’s during this stage that we dream. It’s not known why our eyes move so much during this stage, but some believe it could be because we’re watching the scenes in our dreams. When you don’t get enough sleep, your eyes can feel strained, dry and itch y the next day. Lack of sleep can cause eye strain, burst blood vessels and dry eye. Our eyes go through a lot during the day. After spending so many hours using your eyes, it's important for them to get enough recovery time when you're asleep. Getting enough sleep will give your eyes moisture throughout the night so that they can function properly when you wake up.

Are you aware of Eye cancers ?

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  There is an existence of Cancer in eye where it is termed as intraocular cancer. Melanoma and Lymphoma are mostly common Intraocular Cancer in the adults. Retinoblastoma is most commonly seen in children. Cancer starts in the Cells of Retina in the eye. Cancer cells can also spread to other parts of the eye. Ocular Melanoma is most dangerous in adults it becomes severe when it reaches to Liver of the human body. It might lead to Death in 30% to 50% patients. Treatment depends according to the stage of the Eye cancer. If the Ocular Melanoma spread over then Survival becomes difficult as below 1year. There are some of the tests involved to diagnose the Eye Cancer. Radiation therapy is the main treatment for most people and Chemotherapy is also suggested to some people. The wide Exposure to the Ultraviolent Rays directly to the eye increases the risk of Eye Melanoma. Any Deviations from the functioning of the eye leads to the Disorders of the Eye vision.

Do you know what lazy eye is?

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Lazy eye is also known as Amblyopia. Sight in which the brain doesn’t stimulate inputs from one eye and overtime the other one. It results in decreased vision in an eye and typically appears normal. Amblyopia is the most common disease where results the vision in a single eye in children and younger adults. It can be seen in children at the age of five. Rarely 1-5% of the population get affected by lazy eye. Effect of lazy eye is more in children than adults. Parents couldn’t recognize this lazy eye at initial time and promptly treated, reduced vision can be avoided. But if left untreated, lazy eye can cause severe disability in the vision of affected eye, including legal blindness Diseases can be occurred if the lazy eye left untreated or not improper treatment is provided ·          Refractive errors ·          Strabismus ·          Cataracts ·  ...

Do you know in which part blood doesn’t flow in human body?

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The cornea is the transparent front part of the eye that covers the five different layers of the eye portion. The cornea acts as the eye's peripheral lens. Cornea helps to remove the dust, germs and other harmful objects. It helps not to flow the ultraviolent rays into the eyes. The cornea contributes   65- 75 percent of the eye's total focusing power. When light strikes the cornea it reflects back and does not allow the light flow to affect the vision of eye. Cornea helps to determine the objects in a focused manner. If your cornea is damaged by disease, infection, or an injury, the resulting scars can affect your vision. Cornea damage leads to the blindness worldwide. Swelling of the cornea is known as Keratitis. Infection of contact lenses leads to Keratitis . Some of the major decreases like Bullous Keratopathy, Cogan syndrome, and Cornea ulcer arise due to the infection of the cornea and improper Hygiene of eye. Dry eye is one of the major disorders which happen due t...

Don't Let Your Eye Health Decrease, As Screen Time Increases

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Lessen the danger of computerized eye strain.  Computerized eye strain might be brought about by delayed utilization of PCs or cell phones, possibly causing side effects like sore eyes, migraine, or neck torment. To help diminish the danger, kids ought to: Keep PC screens at any rate 30 inches from their eyes   Rest their eyes at regular intervals   Blink often to evade dry eyes Search for cautioning indications of eye issues: Up to 80% of what kids realize is through their eyes, so the capacity to see plainly is significant for scholastic execution. Some of the time kids may not say anything negative if their vision isn't typical, so it's essential to search for conceivable notice signs, for example, Squinting while at the same time perusing or sitting in front of the TV   Difficulty hitting or getting a ball while playing sports   Issues watching 3D films like inconvenience or wooziness There is evidence that blue light may affect the body’s ...

Is your eye health affected by coronavirus?

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As COVID-19 continues to dominate the headlines, you must understand the symptoms and risks associated with the virus. Protecting yourself and those around you is vital, as so much new information emerges every day. COVID-19 , commonly known as Coronavirus, can manifest itself in different ways depending on how you react to the virus, so it’s essential to take the right precautions to be on the safe side. With or without the coronavirus pandemic, it is critical to look after your health as best as you can. Washing your hands with soap and water often - do this for at least 20 seconds Always wash your hands when you get home or into work Use hand sanitizer gel if soap and water are not available Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your sleeve (not your hands) when you cough or sneeze Put used tissues in a bin immediately and wash your hands afterward Avoid close contact with people who have symptoms of Coronavirus  Looking ...

Does dry winter air lead to dry eye?

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  It may seem strange but sunglasses are just as important in winter as they are in summer. The same UV rays that give us sunburns on the beach are just as dangerous on a snowy mountain. Even if most of our skin is covered by thick layers of snow gear our eyes can still be vulnerable without the proper eye protection. The air tends to be dryer in winter than in other seasons, and when we turn on the heaters inside to stay cozy in our homes and cars we dry it out even more. That means anyone prone to dry eye is more likely to feel that gritty eye irritation in winter. Some good strategies for avoiding winter dry eye are staying hydrated and using a humidifier and maybe let the seat warmers do more of the work in the car than the heater.   A Bright snow day can result in snow Blindness Too much sun on a snowy day can lead to snow blindness if we aren’t wearing eye protection. Symptoms of snow blindness include pain and burning in the eyes, feeling like something is stu...

Are there any Exercises for Glaucoma Patients?

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  Are there any Exercises for Glaucoma Patients? Any kind of aerobic exercise (such as walking, swimming, biking or working out on stationary machines) is good for your heart and blood flow, which in turn is great for glaucoma patients. If aerobic exercise is good for your brain then automatically it will be good for glaucoma. If you start doing the exercise you can find the greater difference in eye pressure after diagnosis. Weights with low level are good and patients with mild cases of glaucoma can do their regular weight training. The most important one to remember while lifting the weights is you need to breathe. People can reduce their vision loss from glaucoma by controlling their blood pressure, maintaing healthy weight and being physically active. Following these can also help to prevent diabetes and other health problems which will be a high risk for glaucoma. Recent evidence indicates that regular exercise can reduce eye pressure. Those who begin to start the exercis...

Is Nutrition Important for Good Vision?

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Is Nutrition Important for Good Vision?   Having a diet low in fat and rich in fruits vegetables, whole grains can not only help your heart stay healthy even it helps your eyes to be healthy. Your eyes depend on small arteries for oxygen and nutrients just as heart depend on larger arteries. Keeping those arteries healthy will help your eyes. An ophthalmologists suggested that “Some nutrients keep the eye healthy overall, and some have been found to reduce the risk of eye diseases,” The first ingredient on your multivitamin table is Vitamin A which keeps your eyes healthy.   Deficiency of vitamin A can cause night vision problems, severe dry eyes, which can lead to eye infections and vision loss. Vitamin A plays an important role in the bone growth which helps you to fight with pink eye symptoms and makes your immune system strong. Carrots are a well-known source of vitamin A. Sweet potatoes provide even more vitamin A, Dr. Taylor said. “A sweet potato has more than 200...