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Could not wearing glasses cause you to have headaches the next day?
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DEFINITELY: Headaches are often related to eye issues and changes in your sight by not wearing glasses if needed. But headaches can also occur due to other problems- grinding and clenching of the teeth, sinus, etc. I would see a doctor for a consult.
Answered 8/27/2015
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