You know that moment when you’ve been staring at your laptop for hours, and a throbbing headache starts creeping in? Yeah, been there. As someone who deals with migraines more often than I’d like to admit, I started experimenting with anything that promised relief. Blue light glasses? I was skeptical at first, but desperate times…
Ever since I started spending long hours in front of a screen, those annoying visual disturbances became my unwanted companions. You know what I’m talking about—the squiggly lines, shimmering spots, and sometimes even a weird fog-like blur floating in your line of sight. At first, I brushed them off as just tired eyes. But over…
It started one evening while I was reading under a dim LED desk lamp, wearing my blue light glasses like always. Out of nowhere, tiny translucent specs drifted across my vision — like shadows floating on a pool. At first, I assumed it was a smudge on my lenses, but no amount of wiping made…
Let me be honest — I never thought something as small as screen light could have such a massive impact on my health. But if you’ve ever felt that sudden throbbing at the back of your head after a long Zoom call or binge-watching your favorite show, you’re not alone. I used to brush it…
For years, I never made the connection between my glasses and my migraines. I’d chalk up my pounding headaches to stress, dehydration, or poor sleep—never once blaming the sleek pair of frames perched on my nose. But after yet another unbearable migraine hit while I was working late, a friend casually asked, “Have you ever…
It started with a faint shimmer in my peripheral vision. I blinked, rubbed my eyes, and it was still there—a weird speck dancing across my view like dust on a camera lens. Turns out, it wasn’t dust. It was a floater. If you’ve seen one, you know the frustration. Now here’s the wild part: I…