get bloodshot eyes at work

I have a problem getting really red bloodshot eyes at work in the
office. They do get somewhat uncomfortable, but the way they look
makes me feel much more uncomfortable than any physical feeling. I
work on the computer quite a lot, but I suspect maybe the problem is
more the air in the office than the computer work. I can work on the
computer at home for hours and the eyes don't get nearly as red as
they do at work. Also I've noticed my eyes get the clearest and
whitest when I am in very fresh air like in the forest or mountains
away form the city. So I wonder if my problem is lack of oxygen to the
eyes when in the office? Is that the likely explanation? If so, what
could I do about it? ps.. I did have lasik about 9 years ago.

Thanks!

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>I have a problem getting really red bloodshot eyes at work in the
> office. They do get somewhat uncomfortable, but the way they look
> makes me feel much more uncomfortable than any physical feeling. I
> work on the computer quite a lot, but I suspect maybe the problem is
> more the air in the office than the computer work. I can work on the
> computer at home for hours and the eyes don't get nearly as red as
> they do at work. Also I've noticed my eyes get the clearest and
> whitest when I am in very fresh air like in the forest or mountains
> away form the city. So I wonder if my problem is lack of oxygen to the
> eyes when in the office? Is that the likely explanation? If so, what
> could I do about it? ps.. I did have lasik about 9 years ago.
>
> Thanks!

You mentioned the best solution in the message. Get a Sharp Image air
cleaner.

On Feb 13, 8:27 pm, rabblerow...@yahoo.com wrote:
> I have a problem getting really red bloodshot eyes at work in the
> office. They do get somewhat uncomfortable, but the way they look
> makes me feel much more uncomfortable than any physical feeling. I
> work on the computer quite a lot, but I suspect maybe the problem is
> more the air in the office than the computer work. I can work on the
> computer at home for hours and the eyes don't get nearly as red as
> they do at work. Also I've noticed my eyes get the clearest and
> whitest when I am in very fresh air like in the forest or mountains
> away form the city. So I wonder if my problem is lack of oxygen to the
> eyes when in the office? Is that the likely explanation? If so, what
> could I do about it? ps.. I did have lasik about 9 years ago.
>
> Thanks!

You had lasik about 9 years ago. How bad was your myopia?

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On Feb 13, 8:27 pm, rabblerow...@yahoo.com wrote:
> I have a problem getting really red bloodshot eyes at work in the
> office. They do get somewhat uncomfortable, but the way they look
> makes me feel much more uncomfortable than any physical feeling. I
> work on the computer quite a lot, but I suspect maybe the problem is
> more the air in the office than the computer work. I can work on the
> computer at home for hours and the eyes don't get nearly as red as
> they do at work. Also I've noticed my eyes get the clearest and
> whitest when I am in very fresh air like in the forest or mountains
> away form the city. So I wonder if my problem is lack of oxygen to the
> eyes when in the office? Is that the likely explanation? If so, what
> could I do about it? ps.. I did have lasik about 9 years ago.
>
> Thanks!

Try preservative free artificial tears for a while. If they don't
help, try a preservative-free antihistamine drop (from your doctor).

I'm not a doctor.