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Quizzzy
09-22-2003, 09:58 AM
Hi All.

I have been suffereing from eye problems since about ten years ago.

The problem is that I cannot do anything like read or look at the computer for a while before my eyes start to ache and I have to stop. I cannot continue.

If I have done quite a bit of reading, etc, not only do my eyes ache, but the sockets and parts of my brain hurt also.

I get all the symptoms like itching, burning, hurting, sharp pains in the eyeballs like pins, fluttering eyelids, fluttering nerves the corner of eyes, ABSOLUTELY SPLITTING headaches related directly to the eyes. I also get dizzy spells, and shaky vision whenever I read for too long. I am 110% certain that all the above symptoms are directly related to my eyes and nothing else, because I NEVER get any of the symptoms unless I have strained my eyes.

I wear glasses, have had my eyes checked regularly and have obtained new glasses whenever I needed to.

I have been to both the doctor and the optician, but they say there is no problem. Well, if there was no problem, then why is it that I am unable to accept any form of employment which involves a fair amount of computer work?!?! This is clearly affecting my life.

I plan on seeing the doctor and optician again about this, but in the meantime, has anyone heard of anything similar and offer any guesses about what the problem could be?

Thanks very much for any help.

Quizzzy.

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Torre
09-23-2003, 09:30 AM
Quizzy: One thing you could try is a medium-range glass prescription for working on the computer. A prescription for distance, or a bifocal (reading glasses) for close, isn't ideal for computer work. Glasses for mid-range should remove the strain.

That being said, your symptoms seem unusually severe. It's possible there could be a psychological factor at work as well.

Shaman might have something to say about eye muscles. I'm not sure, but I think undetected muscle imbalance (strabismus) can cause similar problems if your eyes/brain are struggling to focus at this distance.

Torre

Quizzzy
09-24-2003, 07:44 AM
Hi Torre.

Thank you for your help.

I hope to look into it asap.

Quizzzy

 
 
 




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