Abstract

Background: Digital Eye Strain (DES) has enhanced one of the crucial well-being matters with the expandedutilization of digitalized gadgets with optical revealing. Common digital eye strain manifestations include eyestrain, headaches, blurred vision, and neck or shoulder pain, which typically get worse the more video displayterminals (VDT)users use them. Very little investigation has been done to show how digital use affects Indianusers’ physical health, particularly among college undergraduate.Purpose: To find the effect of specific eye care exercise combined with 20-20-20 vision rule in managing computervision syndrome among computer users.Methods: Seventy-four participants were selected for inclusion and exclusion criteria. They were divided intotwo groups: 20-20-20 Vision Rule Group (37) and conventional group (37). The pre and post-test values will bemeasured by computer vision syndrome - questionnaire. Group-A received 20-20-20-vision rule along with eyeexercise and group-B received specific eye exercise. Both programs were given for 2 weeks, weekly 6 days.Results: Using Computer vision syndrome-questionnaire, 20-20-20 vision rule group’s post-test mean was 25.51and whereas conventional group’s was 29.35. This demonstrates that the conventional group received a higherscore of digital eye strain symptom positive than the 20-20-20 vision rule group.Conclusion: Specific eye care exercise combined with 20-20-20 vision rule in managing Digital Eye Strain amongdigital users was found to be more successful than specific eye exercise in reducing manifestation of Digital EyeStrain.

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