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Does The Heaviness On My Eyebrows Is Related To My Eyes ?
Hi Dr. I had this feeling of heaviness in my eye brows is it related to my eyes. Its not head ache. If i had this feeling then it started me feel like dizzy. Thank you.
Tue, 3 Apr 2012
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Your Description suggests that your eye get fatigued easily. If your are a regular computer user it can be due to Computer vision syndrome. In that case you are required to blink a lot while work, take rest while work by closing eyes for a few second, use artificial tears and take diets rich in omega 3 fatty acids. Take care
Your Description suggests that your eye get fatigued easily. If your are a regular computer user it can be due to Computer vision syndrome. In that case you are required to blink a lot while work, take rest while work by closing eyes for a few second, use artificial tears and take diets rich in omega 3 fatty acids. Take care
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hello,
the heaviness in your eyebrows might be because of computer vision syndrome if you are a chronic user of computer. you can also check the refractive status of your eyes means do u require any glass number which might causes muscle stress in your eyes leading to heaviness in your eyes.
the heaviness in your eyebrows might be because of computer vision syndrome if you are a chronic user of computer. you can also check the refractive status of your eyes means do u require any glass number which might causes muscle stress in your eyes leading to heaviness in your eyes.
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In addition to the other answers, one might consider brow ptosis. This occurs with age as the tissues and fascia of the forehead relax and begin to droop over your eyelids. Patients compensate by chronically furrowing their brows which may lead to brow ache. Ask your family to look at you as you unfurrow your brow. They will need to observe that you actually have done so, because this is an unconcious behavior. Treatment is surgical.
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