Last Updated on June 10, 2020
8. Trouble Looking at TV or Computer Screens
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We have sensitive eyes, so even if you are at a decent distance from a TV or computer screen, you can still get tired, so pauses are in need. More often, shorter breaks are better, like 5 to 10 minutes every hour.
But if you feel like even with your new prescription, you quickly get tired looking at a screen and experiencing headaches and dizziness. Then you probably might need a new prescription. You should go back and re-evaluate your vision with your doctor.
So these are some of the most common signs you’re on the wrong eyeglass prescription, and if you are experiencing any of the mentioned symptoms, then you should call your doctor and make sure you get the proper eyesight correction.
Be sure to follow all your doctor’s instructions and get the right prescription to avoid more severe and complicated vision problems in the future like Cataracts, Macular Degeneration, and the worsening of any refractive errors, such as Nearsightedness (myopia), Farsightedness (hyperopia) and Astigmatism.
Another thing you can do is check in with your health insurance for good plans to get your prescription quickly. [ads shortcode=”td_responsive”]
