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I have been having recurring eye fatigue and severe headache working on my laptop?
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Overuse: Repetitive eye movements use eye muscles the same as playing tennis for hours would have your arm muscles fatigued. The rapid eye movements, as well as fatigued neck muscles create pain. You may also need special reading glasses to help your eyes accommodate to the reading distance. Eye rest and an eye exam may be in order.
Answered 8/19/2013
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