When sunglasses are important !!!

Outdoor sunshine outside The bright sparks that can not be seen in the sun Can sunlight harm your eyes? Is sunlight or sunglasses only to get some comfort from the keen radiation of the sun? Actually, ultraviolet rays in the sun really are harmful for the eyes.

■ Studies have said that the problem of trenches or ticks in their eyes is more than those who work outside the sunny day. Fishermen, peasants, surfers, ski players are more affected. The sunlight that is reflected in rivers, oceans, broad fields or mountains, in particular, causes problems in their eyes.

■ There is a word about snow blindness in medical science. The sun's ultraviolet ray, which is reflected in ice, rattles the eyes and causes permanent damage to the patient's name.

■ Ultraviolet rays are also somewhat responsible for eye cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration and other problems.

The children are more susceptible to the sun's ultraviolet light. Because they play in the sun and often try to look at the sun. According to the World Health Organization, 80 percent of life's ultraviolet rays we face, in the first 20 years, the rest of the life does not have to spend so much sunlight. So using sunbathe for yourself and especially children is an essential thing.

1. Due to sandy valleys, oceans or rivers, snow in the wilderness, the risk of eye damage is high. So if you want to roam, please fill in the sunglasses bag.

2. It is better to use black hat, sunshine and eye cover, especially in the middle of the night, especially in the middle of the night.

3. Do not allow the children to look directly at the sun. Memorabilia used to say, not to look at the sun during the solar eclipse. That's true. During this time the sun continued to spread even more ultraviolet rays. As a result, there is a risk of permanent damage to the eye. Its name is Solar Nephropathy.

4. Ultraviolet ray blocking sunglasses are available in the market. Sunglasses covered on the side of the eye If you go to the mountains and the sea, this kind of sunshine is good.
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