Are your eyes sensitive?

Mine are very sensitive......and it sometimes drives me nuts! Sounds like you really have sensitive ones!

Years of staring at the computer screen gave me poor eyesight. My eyes arebn't really sensitive, it's just defective.Or Well I guess it got defective because in the first place, it really was sensitive. What do you think?

my fathers eyes are quiet sensitive ,they become blood when he is in sun ,he uses eye drop neprozol for that

well, if your eyes are either tired or if you have opened it when you woke up this morning and start scratching it.don't clean your eyes when it's tired. you know, i feel that i am loosing vision for over staying in the internet.

mine too are very very sensitive especially to the hot sun and cold winds

Yes some person have very sensitive eyes.. they always busy to protect their eyes from dust

My eyes arent senstive in the itchy sense but...I find that if i go swimming and dont wear my glasses or just in general not wearing my glasses my eyes hurt after about 20 minutes. Exception to that is in the dark since i cant see anything anyway i'm not squinting trying to. If i drive at night i find the glare of headlights really bother me and i end up with a head ache if i drive for too long.

Hi there and smile! The best and natural ways by which we can have a good and healthy eye care is by regular exercise and by having a nutritious diet. Having nutritious diet means that eating food which is rich in vegetables, minerals and vitamins. Some of the natural eye care methods are described here. Firstly, carrot acts as a very good eye care and is highly recommended by a number of eye specialists. It is rich in Vitamin E, A and C. These vitamins have antioxidant properties and thus help in improving the night vision of our eyes and also make them healthy. Secondly, kiwis and oranges are also rich in Vitamins E, A and C. they also perform the same operation as that performed by carrots. Thirdly, leafy vegetable also act as an efficient eye care, these consist of lettuce, French beans, green peas and spinach. When these are consumed in high quantities they aid in enhancing our eye sight. Fourthly, poultry food such as eggs, chicken, fish, pepper, seeds and nuts also provide adequate nutrients for our eye health. The presence of surplus nutrients and minerals cancels out the harmful effects of free radicals and thus reduces the age related vision problems. Then we have homeopathic and herbal medicines which are prescribed by many eye specialists for the prevention of eye damage and thus constitute a section of our eye care plan.