If patients often look at cell phones, patients are prone to visual fatigue, teenagers or children often look at cell phones are also prone to myopia.
If patients often look at cell phones, the blue light emitted by the screen will stimulate the eyes, leading to visual fatigue, resulting in patients with dry eyes, photophobia, tearing, soreness and other uncomfortable symptoms. Children and teenagers who look at cell phones for a long time lead to ciliary muscle spasms, which can easily cause myopia, and can also lead to the progression of myopia in affected children.
Therefore, both adults and children should reduce the time of looking at the cell phone in daily life, especially do not look at the cell phone in low light conditions, otherwise it is easy to visual fatigue, myopia progression and other uncomfortable symptoms. In daily life, we should also strengthen the eye protection, frequent massage around the eyes, and look into the distance.
It is recommended that patients with significant eye discomfort should seek prompt medical attention to assess their condition and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.