Please get your refraction done again and use specs as per prescription and if the problem persists then either get an MRI done or consult a neurologist.
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You need to consult and eye doctor and possible a general physician if the pain continues. You might be having a small refractive error in the eye. Ensure the rest of your eye is normal and there is no other problem.
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