What is Computer Vision Syndrome and How to Prevent it

Take a good look around and you’ll realise that while people just a generation before yours depended on paper for everything, the current generation has made a huge and almost complete transition into the digital age. In a study published in Cureus in 2020, researchers describe how computer vision syndrome is not only affecting adults but also young children and students increasingly. Computer vision syndrome, also known as digital eye strain, is actually a group of vision-related and muscular issues that result from continuous use of devices with digital displays. The symptoms of computer vision syndrome You might imagine that CVS would affect only your eyes, but the fact is that constant engagements with digital screens affects your posture too. The following are some of the main symptoms of CVS you need to look out for: Eyestrain Headaches Blurred vision Dry eyes Neck and shoulder pain Treating computer vision syndrome The exact treatment for CVS depends on the symptoms you experience and the specific corrections needed to address them.