With the rise of technology, more people are developing digital eye strain, also known as computer vision. This can be irritating and painful. At The Vision Learning Center of Champions, serving Houston and Spring, TX, we can help. Our eye doctor, Dr. Amalia Davis, provides comprehensive eye care and will offer treatment options for computer vision. Our goal is to keep your eye health and vision at their best. Here are some commonly asked questions about computer vision.

What Is Computer Vision? 

Computer vision refers to a strain on the eyes that occurs from extended periods of time on computers or electronic devices. The blue light from these devices is hard on the eyes and makes them tired.

What Causes Computer Vision?

Several factors can cause computer vision, including:

• Poor lighting and glare
• Poor posture and body mechanics
• Decreased blinking, causing dry and irritated eyes
• Unaddressed vision issues that heighten computer vision

What Are the Symptoms of Computer Vision?

There most common symptoms of computer vision are headaches, eye strain and fatigue, blurry vision, sore shoulders and neck, and red and dry eyes.

How Can I Avoid Computer Vision? 

You may not be in a position to limit your computer usage, but there are some ways to ease the effects of computer vision.

• Taking breaks from the computer screen every 20 minutes
• Blinking more often
• Creating a workspace that minimizes fluorescent lighting
• Scheduling a comprehensive eye exam with our eye doctor to address all of your eye concerns

Visit Our Eye Doctor in Spring, TX for Computer Vision Treatment

If you have symptoms of computer vision, we can help. At The Vision Learning Center of Champions in Spring and Houston, TX, we provide eye exams to diagnose computer vision. Our optometrist, Dr. Amalia, will provide treatment options, like eye drops or blue light glasses. Call us today to schedule an appointment.