Rosewater and Eyes
Both my husband and I spend considerable amounts of time looking at screens and many times he gets a burning sensation in the eye. Is cotton dipped in cold rose water the best remedy. My mother in law suggested to us recently. It feels good.... more
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ya--there always home remedies suggested by elders. even if cucumber slices relaxes eyes. as rose water evaporates, it causes cooling. i tend to agree with anjali mehta, i prefer plain fresh water is more safe .blinking of eyes after cont. stare at screen is very helpful to have proper blood circulation to eyes. more
Aug 07
your options 1. computer screen shields. they reduce the radiation. 2. use a minimum distance between the computer screen and eyes 3. rest your eyes. you tend to blink less when working on computers. make a concious effort to blink. 4. rest your eyes. every 15 mins take a 2-5 mins break. 5. use artificial tears. hope all that helps. meeting an ophthalmologist to have your eyes tested for refractory errors is a good idea more
Aug 06
Alka, I Recommend: Frequent blinking & washing eyes with cold water is very important. Proper rest to the eye and its muscles is recommended to relieve the associated eye strain. A routinely recommended approach is to blink the eyes frequently (this helps replenish the tear film) and to look out the window to a distance object or to the sky—doing so provides rest to the ciliary muscles. One of the catch phrases is the "20-20-20 rule": every 20 minutes, focus the eyes on an object 20 feet (6 meters) away for 20 seconds. It is advised to close eyes (which has a similar effect) for 20 seconds, at least every half hour. Lubricant Eye Drops: Refresh Tears can be used Regards more
Aug 06
Best to avoid...rose water not pure quality nowadays. ..at least lubricant drops which are preservative free are safe with pharmaceutical quality control... more
Aug 06
