A doctor from Hyderabad presented a case study of one of his patients and described the causes of "smartphone vision syndrome" (SVS) and how the patient's vision was improved.
Long-term smartphone use has caused vision damage in a 30-year-old woman. A doctor from Hyderabad published a case study of one of his patients in a series of tweets, explaining how "smartphone vision syndrome" (SVS) is brought on and how the patient was able to rectify her vision.
There were times when she was unable to see anything for a while. When she got up at night to use the restroom, this typically happened. An eye doctor examined her, and a thorough examination revealed that she was in good health. She was directed to rule out neurological problems, according to a tweet from Dr. Sudhir Kumar.
A common habit resulted in severe #vision impairment in a young woman
— Dr Sudhir Kumar MD DM🇮🇳 (@hyderabaddoctor) February 6, 2023
1. 30-year old Manju had severe disabling vision symptoms for one and half years. This included seeing floaters, bright flashes of light, dark zig zag lines and at times inability to see or focus on objects.
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