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Do your eyes get tired from wearing glasses a long time?
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Possibly.: This is likely to be due to being overworked or to tension. You might need a rest from your study, or a refreshing hobby that stimulates you. If you are not used to glasses, it might be hard to wear them at first, but it should get easier with time.
Answered 7/5/2012
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