Tuesday, 30 December 2014

Take care of your eyes while you enjoy the new year!!

So the new year is here and everyone is in party mood. Do enjoy but don't forget that too much late night partying can strain the eyes. Have fun but take care of your body too. Wish you all a healthy and happy new year!!



Monday, 29 December 2014

Protect your Child from the harmful rays of TV, Smartphones and Computer

Children these days are spending a lot of time in front of electronic gadgets like smartphones, computer and TV. All these may be required but ultimately rays from these devices affect eyes a lot. It is the duty of the parents to check the kids from spending unreasonable time on these gadgets as they not just affect their eyesight but in long run, are not good for their overall health too.

Never ignore a slightest of problem in your Vision

Blurred vision is the first indication of weaker eyesight. The moment you experience it, go get your eyes checked. Delaying will only cause more harm.

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Friday, 26 December 2014

Remember to wear correct powered lenses

Wearing incorrect power of spectacles or contact lenses can affect your eye sight adversely. So, it is important to wear correct powered lenses and get your eyes examined on a regular basis.

Thursday, 25 December 2014

Adopt a Healthy Lifestyle for a Healthy Vision

A good lifestyle is the key to a healthy vision. Indulge in a nutritious diet which should include Vitamin A, C, E, Minerals, Zinc and Omega 3. Also, drink good amount of water daily. Remember to exercise daily and lead a stress-free life.


Wednesday, 24 December 2014

Twitching eyes may be a symptom of some eye infection.



Twitching of eyes is often considered as an ominous sign by many people. Well, it can indeed be a sign but towards fatigue, stress, lack of sleep or excessive intake of caffeine. Repeated twitching of eyes is also be a symptom of an eye infection.



Tuesday, 23 December 2014

Dirt and dust can harm your eyes

When we go outside, our eyes often come in contact with dirt and dust. But did you know, even tiny dirt and dust particles can harm your eyes! When outside, try wearing glasses to protect your eyes.



  In case of any irritation, clean your eyes thoroughly with water. If the problem persists, consult your eye specialist.

Sunday, 21 December 2014

Rising cases of weak vision among kids

As you know, weak vision is a major problem in children these days and especially because of television. Read my story on the problem and measures to prevent it that appeared in Rajasthan Patrika on Sunday.



Saturday, 20 December 2014

Weak eyesight among kids!

 



 Weak eyesight has become quiet common among kids these days. It is important to look for the following symptoms in children:

- Rubbing eyes repeatedly
- Problem in focusing
- Difficulty in seeing from little distant
- Headache

In case of any such symptoms, a vision test must be done immediately.

 

Thursday, 18 December 2014

Vitamin A is essential for healthy vision

It needs no reiteration but for the sake of larger good, I would like to still say that have lots of green vegetables and carrots that are rich sources of vitamin A which is so essential for healthy vision.


Tuesday, 16 December 2014

Puffy eyes are indication of stress!

Puffy eyes indicates stress and lack of sleep. The swelling is the natural way of our eyes to indicate the stress body has taken. Continuous swelling of eyes can also lead to other problems. It is essential to avoid unnecessary stress and have adequate sleep daily.




If one continues without adequate rest, one would surely suffer from lifestyle problems and weaker vision.

Monday, 15 December 2014

Diabetic retinopathy

Diabetes is a silent killer that we all know but it also damage our eyes. Read my story on diabetic retinopathy appeared in The Man Magazine's December issue.

Friday, 12 December 2014

Stem cell treatment- a new ray of hope

Corneal damage is a serious eye problem faced by a number of people these days. The extend of the damage is such that it may even cause it may even lead to blindness. While these problems are cured by corneal transplant, stem cell treatment offers to bring a new ray of hope for those suffering from irreparable corneal damage.
 
 
 

Too much exposure to screens even if it is a mobile can harm your eyes.

Sitting in front of computer, television or even mobile screen for long can lead to a number of eye problems like irritation, dry eyes, blurred vision, redness etc. Continuous occurrence of such problems can even lead to serious eye damage. 
 
 
 
So, even if it is really necessary to for to use these equipments, keep giving your eyes short breaks in between.

Wednesday, 10 December 2014

Reading in dim light can be stressful and harm your vision

Our eyes are designed in such a way that for reading, we require adequate amount of light. Though you may be able to read in dim light, but it stresses the eyes and ultimately affect the vision.






 So while reading, ensure that the place is sufficiently lit. This principle holds lot of importance for students who are involved in active studies.

Tuesday, 9 December 2014

Diabetes can cause serious eye issues!

Eye problems are very common among people of every age group. One of the major cause of eye problems is Diabetes. Most Diabetic patients face Retinal Problems at some point in their lives.







 For such patients extra care needs to be taken, like controlling their diabetic levels and having a healthy diet.

Monday, 8 December 2014

Not just lungs, smoking harms the eyes as well!!


We all know that smoking is injurious to health and can damage our lungs. But that’s not all. Smoking can be equally harmful for eyes and can damage the delicate retina. 



Retina is the delicate part of our where the images are formed and we are able to see. Any harm can really be very damaging for eyes. Therefore it is essential that it is properly cared for. Smoking is one thing that must necessarily be prohibited for healthy eyes.

Eat healthy for healthy eyes!

It is often presumed that eye problems and retinal disorders are generally the consequences of ageing process. But it must be remembered that not just age, your diet also plays a crucial role in maintainin healthy eyes.




 

 
No matter what your age is, healthy eating is important. Don't presume that ageing is the only factor that can cause retinal problems. It is the proper nutrition which is more essential for healthy eyes.

Saturday, 6 December 2014

Cleanliness prevent eye infections

Our eyes are very sensitive and need extra attention. Here are few tips to care of your eyes:

-Do not touch eyes with dirty hands
-Keep washing your hands and ask others to do the same.
-Keep your towel, handkerchief etc clean and personal
-Do not share your eye cosmetics

Ensuring cleanliness can help in preventing eye infections.






Thursday, 4 December 2014

Healthy diet for healthy eyes

Our eye is a very delicate part of our body. One essential part of eye is Retina. It is an inner layer in the eye where the images are formed and thus we are able to see. But, just like other body parts, even our eyes need proper care and nutrition.
For having healthy eyes, overall body health plays an important role. And we know, for healthy body, a good balanced diet is essential. Similarly, our diet plays a vital role in eye care as well.
 For retinal protection, have a diet rich in vitamins and minerals. Food items like fish, green leafy vegetables, and citrus fruits are beneficial in keeping retina healthy and protected.

Tuesday, 2 December 2014

Protect your eyes from dry weather

Winters have come and the weather has turned dry. Just like your skin, your eyes too lose moisture in winters. But, to keep your eyes healthy, it is crucial to keep eyes lubricated. 
 
 
 
 In order to keep your eyes moisturized, it is advisable to use eye drops, but use one recommended by doctor.

Monday, 1 December 2014

Dust at home can cause eye allergy


Dust at your home can play havoc with your eyes. For better eye care, keep your house free from dust. 



 These days due to increasing pollution and dust in atmosphere, the risk of infections has risen. To prevent allergies caused by dust, it is important to keep the doors and windows closed. You can also use air conditioners to reduce these allergy causing elements. Keep the mattresses, beds, pillows etc clean and dust free. It is also advisable to remove carpets from the rooms as the dust particles can accumulate in them and increase the chances of allergies.