Tuesday, February 11, 2014

0 What To Do When You Have Cut Your Eye

By Darrel Jefferson


Vision is one of the main senses and vision health is an important aspect to complete overall health. Most would agree that they want to keep their vision healthy for as long as possible, but few know exactly what to do to help keep their eyes seeing strong at any age.

There's a wide segment of the population that thinks they can get by without insurance of vision care. They begin to eat their words when they find themselves in a position where they have cut their eye and they don't have sufficient vision insurance. You should have no problem finding the right policy when you look at all the vision health plans.

Beyond seeing the optometrist regularly, there are other things that people can do every day to ensure that they can keep up on their personal eye health. One of the first things is to change one's diet.

Yes, just like with every other aspect of human health, eating right and exercising regularly, as will be discussed shortly, can both greatly and positively affect one's vision health. The foods that are best for eye health, and luckily for overall health as well, are those fruits and vegetables that are high in nutrients and vitamins.

One of the most common causes of a stabbing sensation behind the eye is a headache. Headaches can occur in a variety of forms, but many include sensitivity to light and pain in the eyes. Headaches can occur differently in each person, so it's best to discover what works best for you.

Everyone's eyes send different signals when they're in trouble. You should not follow these signals beyond realizing that you need to seek medical help right away.

When people exercise, they cause oxygenated blood to be circulated through their body at a faster rate, made manifest through a higher heart rate, in order to keep up with the demand placed on the body in motion. When this happens more blood is available to the eyes and helps to promote cell growth and health to the inner workings of the eye and thus promotes a healthier eye overall.

A cut to your eye is not significant enough to warrant an ambulance coming to your house. At the same time, you should go to the emergency room using your own transportation, depending on the severity of the cut.

Smoking is extremely damaging to the eyes. Smoking has been linked to an increased risk of the individual getting cataracts, incurring macular degeneration, and suffering from other forms of optic nerve damage.

Lastly, a person can take better care of their eye health if they will help protect their eyes from direct sunlight by wearing sunglasses or shielding hats on sunny days. With regular visits to the optometrists, a better diet, more exercise, and quitting smoking if need, a person will be able to ensure their overall eye health.




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