Health & Medicine
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How to Protect Your Eyes from Dust and Air Pollution
In most cases, air pollution can cause dry eyes, stinging sensations, light sensitivity, and watery eyes- all of which are uncomfortable and contribute to detrimental vision conditions. Sight is an essential human sense, so everyone, especially vulnerable populations like children or immunocompromised individuals, has to protect themselves from the hazardous environment. Listed below are some ways you can protect your eyes from dust and air pollution:
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