Crouch as low to the ground as you can. Crouch on the balls of your feet: This way, a minimal surface of your body is touching the ground and, if a lightning strike does come through you off the ground, the current will most likely travel up one leg and down the other, missing vital organs like your heart.
Computer Vision Syndrome is described by the American Optometric Association as a group of eye and vision-related problems that result from prolonged computer use. Many individuals experience eye discomfort and vision problems and more Â». There are more than 10 Millions visits to eye doctors every year for CVS related problems.
The best treatment for eye fatigue not related to any other eye health concern is to simply avoid the cause of the eye strain. 1  However, if you work on a computer this may not be an option. The National Eye Institute recommends that to help reduce the likelihood of Computer Vision Syndrome and eye fatigue you should: Have your eyes checked and wear glasses, including reading glasses, if necessary. Wear special computer reading glasses that are tinted to reduce eye strain when using monitors and screens for long periods of time. Keep computer screens clean and free of smears or smudges that can cause additional stress on the eyeâs need to focus. Keep computer screens and monitors as well as smaller devices at least 20 inches from the eye. Blink more frequently.