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Why do i get brain fog and tingling when using the computer? can electromagnetic waves from the computer cause this? if not what can help me cope?
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Computer brain fog: One possibility is related to your vision. Please see your eye doctor. Perhaps you need glasses or a prescription change for them. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/26/2019
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