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How can i restore my vision after computer vision syndrome?
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Effects not permanen: "computer vision syndrome" is a description of the fatigue, blur, headache and irritation that comes from prolonged computer use. It's effect are temporary, frequently respond to brief rest and the use of eyedrops, and will cause no permanent change in the vision.
Answered 11/13/2016
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