Computer Vision Syndrome
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What is Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS)?
A simple definition of CVS is “the complex of eye and vision problems which are
experienced by computer users”. CVS can be used to refer to the entirety of visual
problems experienced at computers and therefore improve communication and
reference to these problems. However, since there is not a single factor or visual
disorder which causes the visual problems at computers, CVS necessarily
encompasses many different symptoms disorders and treatments.

The following are the symptoms of computer vision syndrome
• Eyestrain
• Headache
• Blurred vision
• Dry or irritated eyes
• Neck / back aches
• Photophobia
• Double vision
• Glare
• Flicker