Is spending 10 hours a day at the computer too much?

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It is good to know that you are so aware. I will try to answer your queries one by one.

Floaters at this early age, are not common, but the good thing here is that you have got your retina checked and have no tears or lattices. I advise you to keep getting yourself checked every six months. Also, get your blood hemoglobin level checked. Sometimes, one sees their own WBC (white blood cells) as floaters if one is too anemic (deficiency of hemoglobin). The normal pressure of the human eye ranges from 10 mm Hg to 21 mm Hg with the average being 16 mm Hg. You have a pressure of 12 mm Hg. So, you have nothing to worry about. Computer vision syndrome presents with watering of eyes with a headache. But, these are not your problems. Still, there are some tips you could follow while working long hours on the computer: Sit in an upright position while working on the laptop. Take a break every 40 minutes. Do not forget to blink at least 15 times per minute. We tend to forget to do so while on the computer.The lighting should not be from behind the laptop screen. It should come from behind you.Regarding treatment I suggest you to use Carboxymethylcellulose plus Naphazoline (eye lubricant) eye drops four times daily. It will have a soothing effect. You can use it regularly. You can use Bromfenac (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug) eye drops once at bedtime for 15 days and then stop it. Keep getting your retina checked every six to eight months. Get your hemoglobin levels checked. I hope this helps you.

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Time is one factor which is hard to reduce these days because if it is official work you have been doing, one has to do it. Rather, I suggest you follow the tips I have told you. Additionally, natural lighting is the best. But, lighting should come from your back and not from the screen's back. Your screen should be a good one with a retina display. Every 20 minutes, take a pause for 20 seconds and look away from the screen and focus your eyes on an object at a far distance. It will relax your eyes. Take a break every 45 minutes for five to 10 minutes. Make it a habit whenever you click on the mouse, then you blink. The screen height should be 15 degrees below your eye line. You have a distance vision of 20/20 but get your near vision checked too on a near vision chart. Use Carboxymethylcellulose plus Naphazoline eyedrops four times daily. I hope this has helped you.