Eye fatigue mainly manifests itself in the following ways: 1. Difficulty in seeing lastingly: blurred vision, soreness, dryness, photophobia, foreign body sensation, and sometimes tearing and burning sensation. 2. Blepharospasm: seeing things with heavy shadows, the phenomenon of text jumping, or the longer time needed to alternate between distance vision and near vision are all cases of visual fatigue. 3. Systemic conditions: eye fatigue of The patient will also have headaches, dizziness and other general conditions. Visual fatigue is common in students with refractive errors that are not properly corrected or in patients with early presbyopia. In the current society, there are more applications of cell phones, computers and other video terminals, so the incidence of visual fatigue is also higher. Especially after fine work with the eyes, the symptoms of visual fatigue will be more obvious. Patients with visual fatigue must pay attention to rest, and rest is the best treatment plan for visual fatigue, which can be combined with anti-fatigue eye drops for treatment.