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   Fight the Visual Fatigue

 

 

The visual fatigue is a very common condition in who spends many hours a day reading or working in front of a computer. These simple steps will help you relieve it.

Those who spend die day looking firmly at the computer screen, or reading infinity of texts, possibly will suffer from visual fatigue, which usually takes annoying sickness and headaches as a result. This way, once the routine has been memorized, it will be possible to do diem easily several times a day (depending on all the time you are working like above mentioned). Here we offer you ten steps to carry them out:

 

Ten steps to fight the visual fatigue

Sit against die support of the chair, with the back well straight. Close the eyes and place the palm of every hand on each eye, so that it has the sensation that the palm warms your eyes.

Remove the hands, but keep the eyes dosed. Inhale deeply only through the nose. Exhale and open partially the eyes, allowing your head to fall down ahead, by that time turn it from side to side. Then, shrink the shoulders, forming circles with diem moving them ahead and backwards.

Close the eyes and keep them firmly tight, then stand up and compress the shoulders, as much as you can. Support this position during a few seconds and then exhale strongly, relaxing suddenly the shoulders and opening die eyes. Repeat this exercise several times.

Blink several times, moving the eyelids until the eyes get humid. Repeat this exercise several times.

Breathe naturally, concentrating on a very distant object for you, for next to half a minute. Try to stay concentrated, and then blink rapidly several times. Then concentrate on a nearby object for about 15 seconds. Try to support the focus, and then blink rapidly several times.

This exercise will help to resist the tendency to squint. With the half-open eyes, look up while you exhale.

This exercise helps to strengthen the extrinsic muscles that move the eyes. Try to keep the head straight and along with your spine. Move the eyes in all the directions according to how it's said below, meanwhile you exhale.

  • Up
  • Down
  • Towards the right side
  • Towards the left side
  • Up to die right in 45 degrees
  • Up to the left in 45 degrees
  • Down to the right in 45 degrees
  • Down to the left in 45 degrees
  • Do it during a few seconds, and then turn the eyes to die center, while you inhale.

Another exercise to strengthen the eyes muscles, consists in focusing the sight in a target, then look to all around you rapidly.

Again trying to keep the head straight, look right ahead, focusing in an object. Exhale and look from side to side without mining the head. Then, try to exhale and to turn the head from side to side several times, trying that the eyes continue the movement of your head. Then, turn your torso from side to side, and try that your eyes continue also these movements.

Place the palms of your hands on the eyes to warm them. When you re finish, them remove the hands and open the eyes.

 

 

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