how to take care of our eyes?pls answer and thx for answering
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Eat lots of carrots!!!
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Make a conscious effort to blink often when you're looking at the screen.  Every few minutes, break away from looking at the screen and focus on something at a distance.  Get up and walk around every hour or so too.
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If you're being serious try mannatech vitamins. If you want a quick fix smack him/her between the eyes. Seriously don't forget how we were when we were teens. That doesn't mean let them do whatever they want.
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relax : soak in a bathtub, light a candle, play some soft light classical music\n\nrelieve tiredness from your eyes: apply a warm tea bag to your eyes for 5 minutes like u do with cucumbers
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carotene is good for your eyes, like the old "eat your carrots" thing that people say will make your vision better, It might acctually help. Take your daily vitamin too.
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please follow this routine, every morning.\nAs soon as you get up to wash your face, use this technique. First fill your mouth with water, completely such that your cheeks are filled.\nThen take water in your palms and immerse your eyes in them. (REMEBER DONT SPLASH WATER INTO YOUR EYES). blink as many times as possible and repeat this procedure 2-3 times.\nNext walk out and giv your eyes some exercise. like \n1) close/ open your eyes 2) look from side 2 side\n3) luk up and down and finally 4) rotate them clockwise and anticlockwise.\nThis will strethen the muscles in your eyes and also increase blood flow to improve vision.\n NEVER SCRATCH YOUR EYES IF THEY PAIN OR ITCH -- WASH THEM
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wear glasses/.........
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Well, if you use your vision for precision necessary excercises like reading or looking carefully at computer screens, pictures, etc etc, they will get dry.  If you do nothing and they still do, then you need to use drops.  Just the ones that are similar to natural tear drops.  Even the ones for people who wear contacts work well.  It doesnt matter if you wear contacts or not.  But, on the flip side, you might need to see a doctor beacause the tear ducts might be a bit small on your eyes so its a bit difficult to get moisture.  What they do is shoot a laser right at the tear duct to open it up a bit.  This is done almost painlessly.  Its a slight burn for about an hour or two.  At most it would be there till the next morning.  But, without this procedure, you might go blind early because there was not enough lubrication to protect your eyes and eyesight till your ripe age.  So ask your doctor.  In the mean time, those eye drops will work well.  Do not forgo this because its really important to your eyes.  you can lose a finger and still live a happy life, but if you lose your eyesights, you will regret it for the rest of your life.  I wish you the best of luck.
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Don't worry! the other day I told my husband that we need a Lew Nounge....(new lounge).\n\n\n If you are really concerned about your eyes, you really should have them looked at by an optometrist. most eye problems need to be treated in the early stages, so don't wait until they are beyond repair!!!
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1. applying warm, wet compresses\n\n2. not to squeeze or rub the stye\n\n3. wash hands frequently\n\n4.wash face daily, including the eye\n\n5.refraining from wearing make-up until the infection heals
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You have to get another eye exam and get a prescription. The prescriptions expire after 1 year, because you're supposed to get an eye exam yearly. Sorry, I know it sucks!
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yes go to an optometrist
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I recomend the soft, two week, Acuvue contacts. I'm highly active and those are the best that work for me.\n\nPlease remember (and this is from experience) always take your doctor's advice about contact care. When I was younger I left my contacts in for several days and I got a bad eye infection that almost cost me my eye. Remove and clean your contacts every night and throw them away at the end of their cycle.\n\nAlso, as another tip, I can't put contacts directly in my eye (straight on my pupil)...If you can't either here's how you do it...\n\n1. Prepare the contact for insertion as your doctor tells you. \n2. With the contact on the tip of your finger get ready to place it in your eye. \n3. We'll do the left eye first. Okay, look right as far as you can and with the other hand pull the bottom eyelid down. \n4. Place the contact in the white of your eye (See? Instead of straight in.) \n5. Carefully close your eye and turn your eye back to where you are looking staight (with eye still closed) and push the contact into place. \n6. Repeat for the other side (only opposite). \n\nNow you remove them the same way...By catching by the side instead of straight on. This might take practice but the doc won't let you leave till he sees you can put a pair in by yourself so be paitent.\n\nGood luck! (And I know you are going to L O V E your first pair of sunglasses!!! :D)
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use an anti-glare screen. increase ur monitor's refresh rate. keep some natural scenary picture behing ur monitor. see that often. use some frops after consulting ur ophthalmologist if ur eye gets dried often. take rest for eyes every 1 hr.
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it's beacause too much of strain on your retina.... slice cucumber... n keep them on ur eyes....it's help....
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Hey lala the surgery is very expensive and there is 1 in a 1000 chances for working it outfor you....you will loose your vision permanently.....\n\nIm a Doc myself and would want to advice an excersice an excercise to you for your eyes....\nPlease close your eyes tightly and open.... do this 10-15 times for 1-2 mins Everyday 3 times in a day so that your eye muscles can relax....Also dip cotton in rose water and close your eyes and clean your with it....
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Actually what works very well is this..soak a teabag..normal regular tea in hot water...take it out..let it cool a little and put it on your eye.Really works