Daca folositi un smartphone in mod regulat, atunci poate veti fi interesati sa aflati ce fel de efect au aceste terminale mobile asupra ochilor vostri. Conform unui oftalmolog numit Andrew Bastawrous, utilizarea indelungata a unui smartphone poate afecta in mod negativ forma ochilor nostri, el oferind o explicatie detaliata pentru o publicatie britanica zilele acestea.
Conform specialistului in oftalmologie, utilizarea smartphone poate genera deficiente de vedere din cauza cresterii dimensiunilor globului ocular, iar efectele sunt grave. Doctorul spune ca pacientii pot fi afectat de glaucom, detasarea retinei si alte probleme ale retinei, vederea la apropiere fiind afectata pana in punctul in care este necesara folosirea de ochelari in mod constant.
Desi globul ocular creste pana spre varsta majoratului, doctorul spune ca in unele cazuri, aceasta nu se opreste dupa acea varsta, iar asiaticii sunt cei mai afectati. El sustine ca in tari precum Singapore peste 90% dintre copii terminal liceul miopi, iar asta pentru ca folosesc foarte des un smartphone si il tin foarte aproape de ochi, lucru care nu este indicat.
Mai mult decat atat, faptul ca acei copii petrec mai mult timp in casa uitandu-se la distante mici decat afara uitandu-se la distante mari, are deasemenea un impact negativ asupra ochilor. Practic, doctorul da de inteles ca utilizarea indelungata a unui smartphone la o distanta mica de ochi ne strica ochii, asa cum uitarea la televizor de la mica distanta are acelasi efect, explicatiile sale complete fiind aici
.“But what’s happening in these population is that it isn’t stopping. It seems to continue, and it’s being seen all over the world but much more so in Asia. In some countries such as Singapore, more than 90 per cent of school children are leaving school myopic. This is having a huge shift in eye care. The next big thing for us is going to be myopia. The initial theory for this is that people are doing more near-plane reading activity with smartphones which is encouraging the eye to become myopic to meet that environmental need. There’s also evidence that suggests this is happening too quickly for it to be purely an environmental or genetic response. More recent data suggests a more important factor has been that we spend less time outdoors than we used to.”
This post was last modified on iun. 29, 2017, 9:03 PM 21:03