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Wrong number of glasses
Before 2 mnths I went to optician for changing scratched glasses. He rechecked eys with his computer. Power + .75/.5 he checked with lens and told to wear both .5 glasses. But I m feeling strain and mild pain around eye brow area. Two days before I consulted an eye spec dr. She examined with slit lamp and told mild bleferitis. Prescribed med. Again comp told power +1/.75. does wearing low power glasses causes pain and strain around eye brows.
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Yes wearing inaccurate glasses can cause stuff strain. Please get a dilated eye examination done
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Yes, wearing inaccurate power causes eye strain and brow ache
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Yes inaccurate power can lead to strain Avoid rubbing Maintain hygiene Blink more Drink water adequately Cold compression Cold water lavage Follow rule of 20- Means after 20 min of work ,take rest for 20 sec and look at 20feet distance Reduce brightness of the screen Away from AC Airflow Use lubricant drop- refresh liquigel Wear glasses outside Take nuts for essential fatty acids (Omega 3) Avoid second hand smoke May need physical consultation for thorough slit lamp examination
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To know your true eye power, get a DILATED Refraction! Constant use of computers and excessive near work, even with correct power glasses can cause pain and strain around eye brows. Kindly get online or offline consultation to address all your concerns.
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Yes.you must wear correct glasses.pl consult ophthalmologist for further evaluation and treatment.
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Yes might be the reason, since you eyes are overworking to see things clearley
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