A method of ophthalmochromotherapy for accommodative asthenopia in patients with visually intense work

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A method of ophthalmochromotherapy for accommodative asthenopia in patients with visually intense work, including exposure to the eye using magnetophoresis, direct infrared low-energy contactless laser irradiation of the ciliary muscle of the eye, optical-reflex training, stimulation of accommodation depending on the type of asthenopia - habitual excess tension of accommodation (HEA) or asthenic form of accommodative asthenopia (AFAA), characterized in that additionally, remote exposure to light of the visible spectrum is carried out in a continuously pulsating mode of LEDs at an average color brightness of 200-300 mcD through open eyelids: with HEA, color stimulation is carried out with red light, and with HEA - color stimulation with green light, color stimulation is carried out for 20 minutes binocularly, daily, for a course of 10 sessions.