Beware of phone users lying down

Smart phone addiction has emerged as a rather scary danger. Doctors say using smartphones in bed triggers "paralysis".

Many people lie on their bed before sleeping, looking at social media on their smartphone, playing games or reading something. In fact, this is quite routine nowadays. But did you know that this innocent habit triggers eye paralysis, also known as loss of eye movement?
The doctors gave an alarm when a Chinese man suffered temporary blindness after constantly staring at his phone in the dark. Chinese man's doctor. Lei Tao said that looking at electronic devices for a long time could cause eye paralysis. Every month at least 20 young people come to the hospital due to temporary blindness, reminding the disease.

Clogging of the retinal vessels is a sudden, serious and first symptom of this disease that causes blindness. The incidence of the so-called eye paralysis is increasing every year and is particularly common among young people. It is not only temporary, but also the permanent blindness that affects the patient's quality of life and contribution to society. also, quite high.

Symptoms of smartphone blindness:
Sudden loss of vision in one eye, the first symptom of smartphone blindness. This temporary blindness stems from the fact that one eye is focused on the screen, especially when lying on its side in the dark. It usually improves within 15 minutes, but if it is longer, it is necessary to see a doctor urgently. Doctors say that in both cases a specialist should be consulted to see if there is eye paralysis.

How can smartphone blindness be prevented?
Dr. Tao, stay awake late, not looking at the phone, television or computer screen for long hours; this danger can be avoided by resting your eyes regularly.