Please check the eye protection guide when traveling during the May Day holiday!

May Day Holiday

Don’t take a “holiday” when it comes to eye care!

01Prevent pollen allergy"

Pollen allergy is a common disease in allergy department, and the incidence rate is increasing year by year. In addition to those who are allergic to pollen, children, and pregnant women, people who are under great stress and whose physical condition changes due to the seasons are also very likely to have allergies. Everyone needs to pay special attention when going out for fun!

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02Protect your eyes from the sun

Eyes also need sun protection, as ultraviolet rays are the culprit for eye aging. When eyes are exposed to the sun for a long time, they will experience pain, tears, redness, swelling, and blurred vision. Strong ultraviolet rays that irradiate the eyes for a long time can also easily induce cataracts.

Whether adults or children, when traveling on holidays, you can wear a pair of sunglasses, or choose physical sun protection methods such as sun hats and umbrellas to reduce sunlight exposure to the eyes and avoid inducing eye diseases.

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03 Avoid excessive use of electronic products while riding

Traveling during the May Day holiday is bound to involve long car rides. During the ride, the eye environment is always unstable, and long-term use of mobile phones will cause eye fatigue, and even motion sickness symptoms such as nausea and vomiting.

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04 Try to wear contact lenses as little as possible

Many people wear contact lenses for beauty when traveling. When worn, contact lenses are relatively fixed on the surface of the eyeball, which provides an environment for bacteria and viruses to reproduce. When pollen or dust accidentally enters the eyes, it is easy to attach to the contact lenses, causing viruses and bacteria to breed.

05 People with severe myopia should not do strenuous exercise

People with severe myopia are advised not to take part in thrilling rides such as roller coasters and bungee jumping. These activities have strong impact and can easily increase the pulling force of the vitreous body on the retina, and even cause retinal detachment.

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