eyestrain and computer vision syndrome (CVS)
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Eye strain is eye discomfort caused by the overuse of the eye muscles and usually occurs during or after prolonged periods of reading, close work, computer work or watching television.
When concentrating on these tasks for long periods of time, the inner eye muscles tighten up resulting in various symptoms of discomfort.
What is Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS)?
Computer Vision Syndrome is the combination of eye and body muscle strain that occurs after prolonged amounts of computer use.
If left untreated the symptoms of Eyestrain and Computer Vision Syndrome can worsen. These conditions can negatively effect your productivity at work or school and your overall well-being.
How can Eyestrain and Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) be treated?
The Eye Practice has successfully treated thousands of patients suffering from Eyestrain and Computer Vision Syndrome.
The Eye Practice now offers Computer Vision Therapy, a computerised therapy program that is used to exercise the eyes and strengthen the eye muscle system. Computer Vision Therapy can be undertaken at The Eye Practice or in your own home as the software is easily down-loadable to any personal computer.
To find out more about Computer Vision Therapy, click here to book an eye exam or phone (02) 9290 1899.
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