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Ofcourse you can...

For building muscles you have some exercise...

Likewise to improve eyesight there is some exercise for eyes tooo

Many people believe that eye exercises can help improve vision or treat eye conditions.

Although there is limited evidenceTrusted Source to suggest that eye exercises can actually enhance vision, eye exercises can help with eye strain, certain eye conditions, and overall well-being.

Eye exercises can be particularly helpful for people who experience digital eye strain, which is related to the prolonged use of computers.

Read on to learn about seven eye exercises.

Eye exercises can be helpful for the following conditions:


nystagmus, which is an eye movement condition
•strabismus, which is also an eye movement condition
•amblyopia
•myopia
•visual field defects
•dyslexia
•vergence problems
•ocular motility conditions
•accommodative dysfunction
•asthenopia
•convergence insufficiency
•visual field deficits following brain injury
•motion sickness

•learning difficulties

It is important to note that people with eye conditions such as retinopathy, cataracts, or glaucoma are unlikely to benefit from trying the eye exercises below.

The following are seven eye exercises that people may wish to try for the conditions listed above:

1.
The 20-20-20 rule
Digital eye strain can become a problem for people who need to focus on a computer screen all day while working.

The 20-20-20 rule helps ease digital eye strain. The rule is easy: a person needs to look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds every 20 minutes while working on a computer.


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2. Focus change
The focus change exercise can also help with digital eye strain. People should perform this exercise while sitting.

1)Hold one finger a few inches away from one eye.

2)
Focus the gaze on the finger.

3)Move the finger slowly away from the face.

4)Focus on an object farther away, and then back on the finger.

5)Bring the finger back closer to the eye.

6)Focus on an object farther away.

7)
Repeat three times.

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3. Eye movements
This eye movement exercise also helps with digital eye strain.

1)Close the eyes.

2)Slowly move the eyes upward, then downward.
3)Repeat three times.
4)Slowly move the eyes to the left, then to the right.
5)Repeat three times.
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4. Figure 8
The figure 8 exercise can also help ease digital eye strain.

1)Focus on an area on the floor around 8 feet away.

2)Move the eyes in the shape of a figure 8.
3)Trace the imaginary figure 8 for 30 seconds, then switch direction.
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5. Pencil pushups
Pencil pushups can help people with convergence insufficiency. A doctor might recommend this exercise as part of vision therapy.

1)Hold a pencil at arm’s length, situated between the eyes.


2)Look at the pencil and try to keep a single image of it while slowly moving it toward the nose.

3)Move the pencil toward the nose until the pencil is no longer a single image.

4)Position the pencil at the closest point where it is still a single image.

5)Repeat 20 times.

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6.Brock string
The Brock string exercise helps improve eye coordination.

To complete this exercise, a person will need a long string and some colored beads. They can complete this exercise either sitting or standing.


1)Secure one end of the string to a motionless object, or another person can hold it.

2)Hold the other end of the string just below the nose.

3)Place one bead on the string.

4)Look straight at the bead with both eyes open.

If the eyes are working correctly, a person should see the bead and two strings in the shape of an X.

If one eye is closed, one of the strings will disappear, which means that the eye is suppressing. If the person sees two beads and two strings, the eyes are not converged at the bead.
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7.Barrel cards
Barrel cards is a good exercise for exotropia, which is a type of strabismus.


1)Draw three red barrels of increasing sizes on one side of a card.

2)Repeat in green on the other side of the card.

3)Hold the card against the nose so that the largest barrel is farthest away.

4)Stare at the far barrel until it becomes one image with both colors and the other two images have doubled.

5)Maintain the gaze for about 5 seconds.

6)Repeat the exercise with the middle and smallest images.
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Ofcourse you can...

For building muscles you have some exercise...

Likewise to improve eyesight there is some exercise for eyes tooo

Many people believe that eye exercises can help improve vision or treat eye conditions.

Although there is limited evidenceTrusted Source to suggest that eye exercises can actually enhance vision, eye exercises can help with eye strain, certain eye conditions, and overall well-being.

Eye exercises can be particularly helpful for people who experience digital eye strain, which is related to the prolonged use of computers.

Read on to learn about seven eye exercises.

Eye exercises can be helpful for the following conditions:


nystagmus, which is an eye movement condition
•strabismus, which is also an eye movement condition
•amblyopia
•myopia
•visual field defects
•dyslexia
•vergence problems
•ocular motility conditions
•accommodative dysfunction
•asthenopia
•convergence insufficiency
•visual field deficits following brain injury
•motion sickness

•learning difficulties

It is important to note that people with eye conditions such as retinopathy, cataracts, or glaucoma are unlikely to benefit from trying the eye exercises below.

The following are seven eye exercises that people may wish to try for the conditions listed above:

1.
The 20-20-20 rule
Digital eye strain can become a problem for people who need to focus on a computer screen all day while working.

The 20-20-20 rule helps ease digital eye strain. The rule is easy: a person needs to look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds every 20 minutes while working on a computer.


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2. Focus change
The focus change exercise can also help with digital eye strain. People should perform this exercise while sitting.

1)Hold one finger a few inches away from one eye.

2)
Focus the gaze on the finger.

3)Move the finger slowly away from the face.

4)Focus on an object farther away, and then back on the finger.

5)Bring the finger back closer to the eye.

6)Focus on an object farther away.

7)
Repeat three times.

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3. Eye movements
This eye movement exercise also helps with digital eye strain.

1)Close the eyes.

2)Slowly move the eyes upward, then downward.
3)Repeat three times.
4)Slowly move the eyes to the left, then to the right.
5)Repeat three times.
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4. Figure 8
The figure 8 exercise can also help ease digital eye strain.

1)Focus on an area on the floor around 8 feet away.

2)Move the eyes in the shape of a figure 8.
3)Trace the imaginary figure 8 for 30 seconds, then switch direction.
View attachment 27543



5. Pencil pushups
Pencil pushups can help people with convergence insufficiency. A doctor might recommend this exercise as part of vision therapy.

1)Hold a pencil at arm’s length, situated between the eyes.


2)Look at the pencil and try to keep a single image of it while slowly moving it toward the nose.

3)Move the pencil toward the nose until the pencil is no longer a single image.

4)Position the pencil at the closest point where it is still a single image.

5)Repeat 20 times.

View attachment 27544


6.Brock string
The Brock string exercise helps improve eye coordination.

To complete this exercise, a person will need a long string and some colored beads. They can complete this exercise either sitting or standing.


1)Secure one end of the string to a motionless object, or another person can hold it.

2)Hold the other end of the string just below the nose.

3)Place one bead on the string.

4)Look straight at the bead with both eyes open.

If the eyes are working correctly, a person should see the bead and two strings in the shape of an X.

If one eye is closed, one of the strings will disappear, which means that the eye is suppressing. If the person sees two beads and two strings, the eyes are not converged at the bead.
View attachment 27545

7.Barrel cards
Barrel cards is a good exercise for exotropia, which is a type of strabismus.


1)Draw three red barrels of increasing sizes on one side of a card.

2)Repeat in green on the other side of the card.

3)Hold the card against the nose so that the largest barrel is farthest away.

4)Stare at the far barrel until it becomes one image with both colors and the other two images have doubled.

5)Maintain the gaze for about 5 seconds.

6)Repeat the exercise with the middle and smallest images.
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For centuries, people have promoted eye exercises as a “natural” cure for vision problems, including eyesight. There’s very little credible scientific evidence suggesting that eye exercises can improve vision. However, exercises can help with eyestrain and may help your eyes feel better.

If you have a common eye condition, like myopia (near-sightedness), hyperopia (far-sightedness), or astigmatism, you probably won’t benefit from eye exercises. People with the most common eye diseases, including age-related macular degeneration, cataracts, and glaucoma, will also see little benefit from eye exercises.

Eye exercises probably won’t improve your vision, but they can help with eye comfort, especially if your eyes get irritated at work.

A condition known as digital eye strain is common among people working at computers all day. This condition can cause:

  • dry eyes
  • eye strain
  • blurred vision
  • headaches
A few simple eye exercises may help you improve digital eye strain symptoms.

How to exercise your eyes​

Here are a few different types of eye exercises that you can try, depending on your needs.

Focus change​

This exercise works by challenging your focus. It should be done from a seated position.
  • Hold your pointer finger a few inches away from your eye.
  • Focus on your finger.
  • Slowly move your finger away from your face, holding your focus.
  • Look away for a moment, into the distance.
  • Focus on your outstretched finger and slowly bring it back toward your eye.
  • Look away and focus on something in the distance.
  • Repeat three times.

Near and far focus​

This is another focus exercise. As with the previous one, it should be done from a seated position.
  • Hold your thumb about 10 inches from your face and focus on it for 15 seconds.
  • Find an object roughly 10 to 20 feet away, and focus on it for 15 seconds.
  • Return your focus to your thumb.
  • Repeat five times.

Figure eight​

This exercise should be done from a seated position as well.
  • Pick a point on the floor about 10 feet in front of you and focus on it.
  • Trace an imaginary figure eight with your eyes.
  • Keep tracing for 30 seconds, then switch directions.

20-20-20 rule​

Eye strain is a real problem for a lot of people. Human eyes are not supposed to be glued to a single object for extended periods of time. If you work at a computer all day, the 20-20-20 rule may help prevent digital eye strain. To implement this rule, every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds.

What is vision therapy?​

Some doctors specialize in a field of treatment called vision therapy. Vision therapy may include eye exercises, but only as part of a more specialized treatment program done under the supervision of an eye doctor, optometrist, or ophthalmologist.
The goal of vision therapy can be to strengthen the eye muscles. It also can help to retrain poor visual behavior, or help with eye tracking issues. Conditions that may be treated with vision therapy, often affecting children and sometimes adults, include:


Tips for eye health​

There are many things you can do in addition to eye exercise to keep your eyes healthy.
  • Get a comprehensive dilated eye exam every few years. Get an exam even if you haven’t noticed problems. Many people don’t even realize they could see better with corrective lenses. And many serious eye diseases don’t have noticeable symptoms.
  • Know your family history. Many eye diseases are genetic.
  • Know your risk. If you’re at increased risk for eye problems because you have diabetes or a family history of eye disease, see your eye doctor every six months to a year
  • Wear sunglasses. Protect your eyes from damaging UV rays with polarized sunglasses that block out both UVA and UVB light.
  • Eat healthy. A diet full of healthy fats and antioxidants may help keep eyes healthy. And, yes, eat those carrots! They are a great source of vitamin A, which is an important nutrient for eye health.
  • If you need glasses or contact lenses, wear them. Wearing corrective lenses will not weaken your eyes.
  • Quit smoking or never start. Smoking is bad for your whole body, including your eyes.


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Takeaway​

There’s no science to back up the claim that eye exercises improve people’s vision. It’s possible that eye exercises won’t help you, but they can’t hurt either. It’s also important to have your eyes checked regularly by an eye doctor. They can often detect and treat problems before noticeable symptoms begin.
 
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