Monday, 29 February 2016
Tuesday, 23 February 2016
Corneal Abrasions
Cornea acts as a shield in protecting the eyes
from external elements like dust, dirt particles etc. Sometimes, dirt particles
can get stuck in the eyelids which can cause corneal scratches. These
scratches/ abrasions can result in discomfort and pain in the eyes. The first
thing one should do when facing this situation, is to wash it off with cold
water rather.Don't rub the eyes. If the discomfort persists, visit an eye
specialist without any delay.
Monday, 22 February 2016
Role of Vitamin E for healthy Eyes
Sunday, 21 February 2016
Rejuvenate your eyes with Green Tea
Green Tea has several uses, one is that you drink, the other is that you can use it for rejuvenating your eyes. Soak a tea bag in cold water for a few minutes and place over your eyes for 15-20 minutes. The tannins present in tea will help in reducing inflammation. Also, this can help in preventing puffiness around eyes.
Saturday, 20 February 2016
Wednesday, 17 February 2016
Use Allergen reducing eye drops in Allergy seasons
Your eyes may be
allergic to a certain weather change or season. Allergy
occurs when an allergen comes in contact with your eyes certain cells release
histamine and other substances to fight off the allergen. This reaction causes
your eyes to become red, itchy and watery. So, it is recommended to use
allergen- reducing eye drops in allergen season. Many people are concerned
about the chemicals found in allergy eye drops which can even worsen the
symptoms if used more than directed. Therefore, experts suggest using eye drops
without preservatives is better in sensitive cases.
Tuesday, 16 February 2016
Basic precautions to prevent eye injuries
If you work at hazardous construction sites, then for your own safety remember to take some basic precautions. Always wear a helmet and eye protective glasses. Eye injuries at such sites can be really serious because of dust and small stone particulate. The glasses go a long way in providing protection against such risks.
Monday, 15 February 2016
Weather can cause Dry Eyes
The weather has taken a sudden jump towards the cold side
and it certainly has a visible impact on
our lips as it dries them up. There is an invisible impact too and that is in
our eyes.It leads to dry eyes syndrome as low
temperatures and icy winds can dry out our eyes, causing them to water as our tear glands try to
compensate. The best way to prevent this is to wear protective glasses or using
lubricant eye drops without preservative.
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