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Fatigue In Eye Muscle

Strain and fatigue in the eye are common due to intense use of the eyes. When the eye gets fatigued, it begins to burn, itch or water. Conditions disrupting the eye's ability to aim and focus can lead to muscle strain and fatigue. Examples include staring at computer screens or digital devices and eye strain due to long drives. These can lead to uncomfortable symptoms such as dizziness, headaches, blurred vision, and reading difficulties. The symptoms usually resolve with rest and home care. However, some underlying eye conditions can also cause fatigue in the eye muscles, which requires medical attention.

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What is the reason for having double vision and is it preventable?

Query: Hi doctor, I experienced double vision in a 100-mile trail run around 18 hours into the race. The double vision cleared after 20 minutes of closing my eyes in the medical tent. After a week, I saw an ophthalmologist who did a few tests and concluded that it was eye fatigue. I experienced double visi...  Read Full »


Dr. Rasmi Abo Touk Rifai

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. It seems that you have phoria (not strabismus) and the fatigue in eye muscle cause double vision. I advise you to decrease the effort. Take good time to rest and use vitamin B (1,6,12) and keep your vision good (always about 20/20) by glasses or without any problem in y...  Read Full »

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