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Constant Eye Pain: Some people continue to have the problem of pain or heaviness in the eyes. This pain is sometimes mild and sometimes severe, which can spread to the head or forehead. Working on screen for a long time, lack of sleep, strain on eyes or problem of dry eyes can be the common reasons for this. But if the pain persists then do not take it lightly. Persistent pain can be a sign of some internal eye problem or infection. Let us know.
Continuous eyes Along with pain, some other symptoms may also appear, which indicate the seriousness of the problem. These include burning sensation in the eyes, dryness, watering, stinging or blurred vision in light. Some people may also feel headache, nausea or pressure around the eyes. If vision becomes weak along with pain or the eyes appear red and swollen, then it can be a sign of infection. Ignoring these symptoms can affect eyesight, so do not ignore them.
What diseases are persistent eye pain a sign of?
Dr. AK Grover, former HOD of Eye Department at Sir Gangaram Hospital It is said that persistent eye pain can be related to many diseases or conditions. Firstly, dry eye syndrome causes pain and irritation due to lack of moisture in the eyes. Conjunctivitis i.e. eye infection is also a common cause of pain and redness.
Apart from this, pain is felt due to increased pressure around the eyes in sinus infection. Diseases like glaucoma or uveitis can also cause pain deep in the eyes, which affects vision. Sometimes screen time, lack of sleep or blood pressure disturbances are also associated with eye pain. Therefore, if there is repeated or continuous pain, investigation is very important.
keep these things in mind
Give rest to your eyes daily and take frequent breaks from the screen.
Keep the brightness of mobile and laptop low.
Take care of eye cleanliness and hygiene.
If you feel dryness, use eye drops after consulting a doctor.
Get enough sleep and drink plenty of water.
If there is irritation or redness in the eyes, immediately consult an eye doctor.
Wear sunglasses while going out in the sun.