Does LED light hurt eyes

LED lights hurt your eyes. LED lights have a certain impact on vision and can cause certain damage to your eyes.

The light intensity of LED lights is relatively high. If you stare at LED lights for a long time, it will cause certain stimulation to your eyes, causing damage to your retina and affecting your normal vision. However, if you don't stare at it for a long time, the damage to your eyes is generally minimal and you don't need to worry too much. Choosing to use LED as a lamp is a relatively good effect, but because the light intensity is relatively low, it is not suitable to expose it directly to the eyes for a long time.

The tissue in the eye that receives light is called the retina. Generally, when the light source is in the 400~500nm band, long-term exposure can cause photochemical damage to the retina, causing damage to the eye and affecting normal vision. When installing or using LED lights, it is best not to remove the diffusion cover and avoid direct exposure.

If your eyes are damaged by LED lights, it is best to go to the ophthalmology department of a regular hospital in time. Through relevant examinations such as the fundus, intraocular pressure, and slit lamp, the extent of the damage can be determined. Generally, eye drops are used to help alleviate the condition. If the condition is more serious and causes retinal detachment or damage, surgical treatment is required. During the recovery period, do not use your eyes for a long time to avoid eye fatigue, which is not conducive to recovery.