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I have pain in my eye in the eye movements. i went to the doctor without finding anything. the pain is usually after reading or watching tv. why my eye hurts when moving?
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Pain on eye movement is never normal. Your body (eyes) are talking to you. Listen and take good notes such as did you get something in your eyes or is it related to smoke or sunshine. Share with your Dr and you all will be able to figure it out.
Answered 5/31/2022
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