Computer Vision Syndrome
Treating Computer Vision Syndrome
Certain eye problems require specialty attention. The eye doctors of Vision Care Specialists provide the attention necessary to address your specialty eye care needs.
What is CVS?
Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) describes eye and vision-related problems that result from prolonged computer use creating discomfort and vision problems. With the explosion of screen-based devices beyond traditional desktop computers to laptops, tablets, phones, GPS devices and more, the number of people experiencing CVS continues to grow.
Signs & Symptoms
Common Symptoms Associated With CVS
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CVS Symptoms May Be Caused By:
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How is Computer Vision Syndrome diagnosed?
Computer vision syndrome can be diagnosed through a comprehensive eye exam. Testing, with special emphasis on visual requirements at the typical computer working distance, along with results of other tests, allow your Vision Care Specialists’ optometrist to determine if you have CVS, and advise you on potential treatment options.
See Vision Care Specialists’ own Dr. Warta on Fox 31 Denver News being interview on Computer Vision Syndrome. March News Cast & May New Cast
Treatments
CVS can occasionally be alleviated by obtaining regular eye care and making changes in how you view the computer screen. In most cases, your Vision Care Specialists’ optometrist will prescribe The Right Lenses for use while working at a computer. Eyeglasses or contacts with special lens designs, lens powers, or coatings may help to optimize vision and comfort. If appropriate our optometrists will prescribe you special lenses for use while on the computer. Options include:
- computer vision only lenses
- smartphone and tablet lenses
- office only lens
Vision Care Specialists eye doctors also recommend the following 7 Steps for reducing computer eye strain.
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