SHAHEDNEWS: The eye is one of the most sensitive organs of the body, and damage to it can be irreversible or difficult to treat. Therefore, it is important to take good care of this sensitive organ.
According to SHAHEDNEWS, The eyes are one of the most important organs of the body, so it is essential to take proper care of them. Some eye diseases come with symptoms that prompt us to visit an ophthalmologist, but others are symptomless and usually do not show signs until a certain percentage of vision is lost. Therefore, ophthalmologists consider annual eye exams essential. Many of us are inattentive to this vital organ and are unaware of some eye-related issues. In this section, we’ve shared tips about the eyes and related matters that you may not have heard of before.
Most people know that ultraviolet (UV) rays damage the skin, but they are unaware that these rays are also harmful to the eyes. This is why they only wear sunglasses on sunny days. It's like saying, "I only smoke sometimes." Therefore, always wear thick, standard sunglasses on both sunny and rainy days.
Contrary to what parents teach their children, carrots are not the best food for the eyes. Spinach, kale, and dark leafy vegetables are much more beneficial for eye health than carrots.
Polarized sunglasses are the best for reducing glare, but they often make it difficult to see LCD screens, mobile phones, and GPS systems.
Eye drops of any type are beneficial, especially if you store them in the refrigerator.
You should never wait for symptoms regarding your eyes. Some eye diseases have other signs before vision loss, which you may not be able to recognize. Therefore, you should have a check-up for your eyes every year.
Remove your contact lenses before sleeping, as the risk of infection during sleep is 15 times higher than when awake.
If you are over 60 years old and considering LASIK, wait until your cataract is treated. You should first address it and then plan for LASIK.
