FREQUENT HEADACHE AND EYE BALLS ACHE

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Asked for Male, 31 Years

I get frequent headache and eye balls ache when I'm working with mobiles and laptop. Sometimes I feel difficulty in focusing things which are far off. Quite a sedentary lifestyle but cant help as my work demands to be such.

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Dr. A K Goel

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Are you a regular computer user if so it might be computer vision syndrome. Please share the information.

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Dr. Sunita Mohan Ophthalmologist 14 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sunita Mohan

Ophthalmologist 14 yrs exp Mumbai

Hi, you need to get your refraction done and look out for weak accommodation if any. Please visit an ophthalmologist, get your refraction done and allow them to check for your convergence levels. Best.