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Preventing Eye Strain: Tips for Students Spending Hours on Screens
High school or university students (ages 16–25) who are feeling mentally or emotionally drained from academic pressure.
🧠 Introduction:
🔍 What is Eye Strain:
Eye strain is when your eyes feel tired, sore, or uncomfortable after looking at screens or focusing too long without a break. It happens because your eyes work extra hard and don’t get enough rest.
Why Does Eye Strain Happen?
🚨 7 Common Signs You Might Have Eye Strain:
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👁️ Dry or itchy eyes
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👓 Blurry or double vision
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🤕 Headaches after screen time
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😵💫 Sore or tired eyes
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🧠 Trouble focusing
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💡 Sensitivity to light
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🧍♀️ Neck or shoulder pain from poor posture
If you notice these often, your eyes need a break.
💡 What You Can Do About It
⏱️ Follow the 20-20-20 Rule: Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds.
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💻 Adjust screen settings: Reduce brightness, use night mode, and enlarge text if needed.
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👀 Blink more often: Sounds simple, but blinking helps keep your eyes moist.
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📏 Keep your screen at a safe distance: About an arm’s length away and slightly below eye level.
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💡 Use proper lighting: Avoid studying in a dark room with a bright screen.
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🥤 Stay hydrated: Dehydration can make dry eyes worse.
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💧 Use artificial tears: Eye drops can reduce dryness, especially during long screen sessions.
Small steps, big difference!

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