I used eyeglasses right eye (-.25sph)(-.75 cyl) 180°, left eye (-.50 SPH) prescription but it creates pain in my head from last 1.5 year I feel that this pain is not by eyeglass lenses but by the temples and nose pads, when I put eyeglasses with in 30 minutes it creates great pain in my head. I consulted 10 to 15 doctors about that problem but they said that they don't recognise any thing wrong then I consulted with neurologist and get MRI test of my head but this report don't show any wrong thing it is absolutely fine report but that pain don't decrease & I checked up eye vision regulary. So after all I think that why I can't use contact lenses because by use of contact lenses I removed eye glasses due to this I think the pain is dressed which is created by nose pads and temples. So please suggest can I use contact lenses for this proscription or before use of contact lenses consult with doctor. It is very important matter & condition for me. I request all medical persons help me.
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1st yes you can use contact lenses. 2nd please get your eyes tested again by an ophthalmologist before start using lenses. 3rd..are you a regular computer user if so it might be computer vision syndrome please use lubricant eye drops e.g. teardrop 2to3 times daily and rub ocupol d's eye oint twice daily on lids
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Follow 20.20.formula ie close your eyes for 20seconds after every 20 minutes. keep proper distance between eyes and screen. wash your eyes with freshwater frequently. Don't sit facing towards a/c or blowers .consume lots of fresh fruit and vegetables.
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