“Computers and other equipment, such as monitors, have become common in every office job. It is not strange if many people have to work in front of the monitor all day. At first we might be a little worried about the influence of computers and monitors radiation emitted light can disrupt the body’s health, especially the eyes. However, the experts never give in to create equipment that increasingly friendly to the environment and health.”

Even so, working too long in front of the monitor screen still can affect health, such as eye fatigue, back pain, shoulder and neck. Here are some tips to overcome fatigue and eye strain while working in front of the monitor. Hopefully we can keep the gift of a fixed eye, although they had to work long hours.

Work in the room is fairly light.
Notice the lighting in your workspace. Do not work in the room is too bright and dazzling. Use blinds to adjust light from the window. Place lamps on their heads. Avoid staring at the light directly. Conversely, do not also work in a room that is too dark or dim. Try to keep your room bright enough agarmata terllau you do not work hard.

Place the paper for readability.
If you must work with a copy or read the paper, then place the paper work is in balance with the distance of your monitor. This is so you do not need to go back and forth to focus the view to read your paper work, after reading on the monitor screen.

Note the position of the monitor.
Place the monitor screen in such a way as to form an angle of 10-15 degrees from the straight line with your views. This is in addition to avoid tiring your eyes, also keep your shoulders and your neck comfortable enough to work.

Rest your eyes.
Relax your eyes. Close or kerjap-kerjapkan. However, frequent blinking. This can reduce tension and keep your eyes still wet and cool. If you are too old to see at close range, switch your view towards the distant. Do iniselama few minutes every 30 minutes.