Asthenopia, or eyestrain, is a problem many of us experience in our digital age. We'll tell you about some home remedies and medical treatments that can reduce your symptoms.

Correspondence Published: 10 January 2014 Dante and asthenopia: a modern visual problem described during the Middle Ages M A Riva, C Arpa & M Gioco Eye 28, 498 (2014) Cite this article ...

Below is a list of common natural remedies used to treat or reduce the symptoms of asthenopia eye strain. Follow the links to read common uses, side effects, dosage details and user reviews for ...

Archive Asthenopia, Its Cause and Treatment — Principally Made up from Articles Published by Professor Donders, and Lectures Delivered by Professor von Graefe on the Subject.

1. Eye Fatigue (Asthenopia) The first visible symptom is generally Asthenopia or eye fatigue. Asthenopia manifests as discomfort, dim vision, and sometimes headaches. This happens particularly if ...

Exophoria may be a risk factor for developing three-dimensional asthenopia, which may be induced by viewing 3-D television, according to a study. “Although more frequent relaxation periods ...

In addition to 'Asthenopia', there may be other similar symptoms or signs that better match your side effect. These have also been listed below for your convenience. If you find a symptom that ...

Safilens announced that its Fusion 1Day Vista contact lens for asthenopia is immediately available in German speaking markets and will follow in other European countries. FDA approval in the U.S ...

“Asthenopia” is the medical term for headaches secondary to eye fatigue or strain. This article explores why glasses can cause headaches and its associated symptoms and treatments.

About 60 per cent students who were found with Asthenopia wore spectacles. Only 33.9 per cent of respondents took precautions of using an anti-glare screen.

Asthenopia can be caused by overuse of the eye, for example during a period of prolonged focus on a screen. Any glare on the screen can further strain the eyes.