To treat eye reactions:

Chamomile: (Matricaria chamomilla) When we have a bad eye – conjunctivitis, allergies, eyestrain, etc.. – The presence of several inflammatory and antiseptic ingredients, as well as caffeic acid and linoleic reductase inhibitors of high enzyme in the human body that can cause excessive injuries, especially in the eyes, making it very suitable as a natural eye drops (15-minute infusion of the spoonful dried flowers in a cup of water. Dampen a cloth and apply over eyes) Do not use if allergic conjunctivitis, or fever.

Elderberry (Sambucus nigra) has been a traditional remedy for what he called “evil eye” (Do wash the eye with a handful of flowers infusion per liter of water. Apply a bandage on the eye). Do not use in cases of allergic conjunctivitis, or fever.

Potato (Solanum tuberosum) Implementation of a piece of raw tired and irritated eyes to help reduce inflammation. Do not eat raw potatoes.

Cucumber (Cucumis sp) One of the many interesting applications of the cucumber is the ability to relax tired eyes, wet and calm redness. Application of a new pair of slices cut in the eyelid, is a natural eye drops are good and a good solution to reduce the swelling antiedematous after a busy day or long night partying.

Say stop to the eyestrain!

Headaches, itchy eyes. Visual fatigue is the daily lot of many workers on screen. In response, an eye treatment and a few changes at work can keep good footing, good eye!

Item increasingly essential in the modern world, computers are part of everyday life for millions of employees. But the work on display is accused of causing visual disturbances, dry eyes, etc.. What is it really? Doctissimo an update under the watchful eye and expert Prof. Jean-Claude Hache, president of the company’s scientific eye correction.
There is fatigue and tiredness.

Fatigue-related work on screen is directly proportional to the time spent in front of his console but also the quality of the vision of the observer. This sensation may take three forms:

*Visual Fatigue: This is the phenomenon more common with the sensation of not being as effective in both vision and intellectually. There is rarely a decrease in acuity, but more often an imbalance binocular with printed images that are duplicated or become blurred. This type of fatigue is more frequently if the ametropia or presbyopia is not corrected;

* Eyestrain: The itchy eyes, irritation, sensation of dry eye. These characteristic features are related to insufficient lacrimation particularly poorly lived. Normally, the frequency of blinking is about 12 to 20 per minute, allowing the formation of a new tear film before breaking the previous. But the work on display is associated with a decrease in the frequency and hence a dry surface of the eye;
* General fatigue: This is manifested by headache, but also back pain (back pain) related to postural problems.

Fatigue can also have a direct influence on the quality of work performed. Thus, several studies show a deleterious impact on the efficiency defined by the pace of reading and the ability to integrate information. This parameter can be assessed through a photo-oculography (or follower of light), allowing measurement and analysis of gaze direction by recording the eye during the course of tracking a moving target or the ‘exploration of a text. Result: the efficiency decreases as the duration of work on screen increases. An argument for not too late to leave work.
More often an indicator of visual impairment.

If the working time on screen is too long, fatigue may occur because of the focus on the screen but also from immobility due to postural problems. But fatigue can also occur much earlier if the person has a visual impairment not corrected, mainly astigmatism or hyperopia.

In the case of latent hyperopia occurring between 30 and 40 years, fatigue occurs more frequently and more quickly. This type of work acts as an indicator of the disorder of sight associated with a blurred vision of close while the distance vision is correct. If the hyperopia is slight, it may pass unnoticed. More important, it can lead to convergent strabismus, significant visual fatigue and sore

1. The sight of the elderly
Eyestrain. This is one of the most common problems in the elderly. While it may be assumed that a young person looks good, this can not be taken for granted when you get older. The vision loss may result in numerous major cases, and these causes may be treatable or not.

But in any case increases the likelihood of accidents, and people who are ill may have problems to function in normal life.

Vision problems can also cause mental and behavioral disorders in the elderly. It is imperative that all couples will be reviewed in the light with some frequency, because it depends on their future livelihoods. In the absence of problems, it is bad advice to get a review each year.

2. Most frequent problems of vision
2.1. Presbyopia
Presbyopia is the loss of accommodation of the lens that occurs when it becomes rigid over the years. The lens is a lens that exists inside the eye, and are designed to focus the light. So presbyopia, also known as “sight”, is presented as difficulty focusing on objects to change the look from far to near. It is a universal change, and is corrected with glasses that enhance the focus on close objects.

2.2. Waterfalls
Cataracts are extremely common. The lens (the lens) becomes increasingly opaque, and is doing vision loss. Appear in both eyes, but its progression can be at different speeds. Occur more often in women, although not known exactly why. They are also more frequent in diabetics, smokers and drinkers. The only effective treatment is surgery, in which the lens is changed by an intraocular lens that makes up their duties. It is a simple operation with very high success rate.

2.3. Macular Degeneration
Macular degeneration is becoming a serious problem. In the back of the eye is the retina, which is the area that collects and converts images into nerve impulses that the brain interprets. In the center of the retina is an area called macula, essential to vision because it is where the image is focused. Macular degeneration in this area is damaged (it is not known exactly why it happens). The victim begins to see the crooked lines and then lost sight of the central visual field. There are several ways of varying severity, and treatments are very effective yet. Control is required by an ophthalmologist.

2.4. Glaucoma
Glaucoma is increased fluid pressure inside the eye. The increased pressure can damage the optic nerve permanently. There are different forms of glaucoma. The problem is that this disease often produce no symptoms, so it is often diagnosed late. Therefore it is important to get regular checkups. The important thing is to diagnose it at an early stage for treatment. Treatment with medication and with certain transactions is usually very effective.

2.5. Retinal disorders other diseases
Changes may occur in the retina by systemic diseases such as diabetes or hypertension. This disease can damage the retina without anyone noticing it, by gradually lose vision. It is believed that diabetic retinopathy is now the leading cause of blindness in adults in developed countries. For these retinopathies are not progressing to blindness is essential to maintain the best possible control of diabetes or hypertension. It is imperative that diabetics with hypertension and attend an annual review by your ophthalmologist.