What are the anti-eye fatigue eye drops?

It is normal for eyes to become dry due to long-term overload. In order to relieve dry eyes, many people will choose to use eye drops. But in fact, frequent use of eye drops is not good for the eyes. It is better to blink more than dry eyes. Moreover, there are many types of eye drops. If you cannot choose suitable eye drops, it will cause greater damage to your eyes. The following editor will introduce several common and easy-to-use eye drops.

Carrying a bottle of eye drops with you and putting a few drops in from time to time has become a way of eye protection for many white-collar workers. However, the effectiveness of eye drops varies, and if used improperly, they may have adverse effects on the eyes. Recently, doctors in the ophthalmology clinic have received several patients who suffered from dry eyes and drug-induced keratoconjunctivitis due to long-term and indiscriminate use of eye drops.

When people stare at computer screens for a long time, they blink less often and are unable to secrete tears to form a tear film to protect the cornea. The lack of lubrication in the eyes leads to dryness. Most of the eye drops advertised on the market as having eye-moistening effects are ineffective in treating dry eyes. Not only do they fail to provide a lubricating function, they also have side effects.

Currently, there is no eye drop that can prevent eye diseases. Therefore, to protect your eyes, the most important thing to pay attention to is to use your eyes scientifically and give your eyes a balance between work and rest. Some people use antibiotic eye drops or steroid eye drops as soon as they feel eye discomfort. However, these eye drops can cause ocular flora imbalance, may induce non-pathogenic keratitis and conjunctivitis, and are also prone to systemic drug resistance.

Currently, there are three main types of eye drops on the market. One is antibiotics, which are mainly used to treat eye infections. Long-term abuse may lead to an imbalance in the eye's flora. The second type is artificial tears, which can moisturize the eyes and relieve dry eyes. The third type is hormonal eye drops, which are used to relieve and treat dry eyes, allergies and other problems, but long-term use may cause optic nerve damage.

Although eye drops can help relieve fatigue, the most important thing is not to look at computers or mobile phones often. In addition, appropriate supplementation of deep-sea fish oil or vitamins may be of some help. It should also be noted that people who wear contact lenses should try to avoid using eye drops containing preservatives, because most preservatives will be absorbed into the lenses and long-term use will cause damage to the cornea.