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Wearing glasses since 20 years. recently bought new eye glasses and feel burning sensation. this wasn't the case with earlier glasses. please comment?
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May be eye strain: It is not likely that the new glasses are directly causing burning in the eyes, but it might be indirectly related. If you are straining your eyes trying to get used to your new glasses, or now actively reading or using the computer more now, you may be creating dryness in your eye that symptommatically is causing burning. Try remembering to rest eyes more and use some artificial tears. Good luck!
Answered 9/30/2017
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