Fatigue, or a persistent feeling of extreme tiredness, is common and can affect anyone. It may arise after intense physical activity, dehydration, or as a symptom of an underlying health condition.

When exhaustion takes hold, it’s often our eyes that betray us first. The puffiness that accompanies a restless night is more than just a cosmetic nuisance—it’s a physiological response that reveals ...

Round One: Your field of vision -- maybe a laptop screen, maybe a TV screen -- slowly dissolves from bright and wide to dim and squinty. Your eyelids are drooping. Round Two: Soft, steady blinks set ...

Why do our eyes feel like they are swelling up when we get tired? What purpose would it serve, other than a mother knowing for sure it is nap time all the while the child denies being tired? When ...

We’ve all been there. You’re face to face with a coworker in the break room when they tilt their head sympathetically and observe, “You look tired.” It’s bad enough when you actually did spend the ...

Long hours on screens can strain your eyes — here’s how to prevent dryness, fatigue, and discomfort with easy at-home remedies. (Image: Pexels) In today’s screen-driven world, tired eyes have become a ...