A computer is an electronic device that processes, stores and displays information. People of all ages are regularly exposed to screens for extended periods in recent years, both in their workplace and social interactions. Also known as computer vision syndrome, digital eye strain is a collection of eye and vision symptoms and is estimated to affect at least 50% of computer users. Excessive or inappropriate computer use can also cause eye strain, shoulder, arm, wrist and hand musculoskeletal issues. It is possible to reduce these risks with the help of suitable workplace furniture, good posture, frequent breaks and limiting activities like computer games. The study was conducted to find out the incidence of visual disturbances among information technology workers and the relationship between visual disturbances and selected demographic variables. The research methodology used is quantitative research type with non-experimental descriptive research. Convenience sampling was used for the sampling of 100 IT professionals. A researcher-made questionnaire was used to gather information about demographic factors and the incidence of visual impairments. Results: The results showed that 46% of the persons had visual disturbance in comparison with 54% who did not have any visual disturbance, there was a nearly equal distribution between the two groups. The presence of the visual disturbances was significantly and strongly associated with age and work shift (p < 0.05). The statistical results also revealed that participants who used the computer regularly for extended periods of time had severe symptoms.