Two people I know who use computers daily for hours at a time have developed allergic reactions like sneezing, increased mucus production, coughing, headaches
and eye strain. Doing a little research brings up some interesting theories but nothing authoritative. Some sites mention ozone given off by computer equipment
or triphenyl phosphate given off by computer monitors. Both people with the allergic symptoms had recently switched from CRT to LCD monitors.
I suppose the best thing to try is not using the computer for a couple of days to see if the symptoms improve. The trouble is, both people depend on computers for their livelihoods. Thoughts?
I suppose the best thing to try is not using the computer for a couple of days to see if the symptoms improve. The trouble is, both people depend on computers for their livelihoods. Thoughts?
If ya want to be serious, get a secretary.
