Yesterday I had pain in my right forehead and on my left eyes I felt like eye floaters kind of design on left eye I got scared and I just close my eyes and took rest for 10 minutes, eye floaters was gone but headache was there.
After 1 hour of sleep headache got reduced.
Note:
*I have myopia but I m not wearing specs.
*I got this headache when I was watching too much of mobile from morning to afternoon after that I got it
*Normally during winter seasons I used to get head weight for heaviness
*Before 1 month I had gallbladder operation so I was given general anaesthesia
*Since I am sending my daughters to school I used to get 7 hours of sleep per day
*I have tmj dysfn on left side jaw
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Is it normal or did I stress my eyes too much because of mobiles
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. Myopia is known to cause vitreous degeneration & floaters. You should use glasses constantly and not intermittently.You should get your eves tested by a retinologist, because Vitreous floaters can be due to Retinal detachment
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If Retinal detachment, early operation is to be done
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As you have myopia and you are not wearing glasses constantly, and more screen time, can cause the symptoms you are experiencing. You May also be suffering from sinusitis. Pl consult.
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