Tech Doc: Don't forget to protect your eyes during spring activities - LubbockOnline.com

  • By zz-omni-cms
  • April 27, 2011


Spring is here and with warmer weather most people start to work on their lawns, around the house, as well as begin weekend sports. Most people do not realize eye injuries are often caused by everyday activities. As you begin spring activities, do not forget to protect your eyes.

Work-related or sports-related eye injuries are the most common cause of sudden and permanent vision loss. Each day more than 2,500 Americans suffer a sports- or work-related eye injury that requires medical attention....

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