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Eyes strain
Actually I have the habit of wearing sunglasses ( brown) most of the day time and i feel strain in my eyes and eyes are like verysmall open in day light and it's create a headache sometimes and i feel the half of the eye is only open but in the mirror I see my eyes are fully open and big so i dont know what is going on and basically whats the problem is?
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If having any serious doubts ..get your eyes checked.
Also reduce too much screen time
Use lubricating drops
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Get your refraction done by some nearby ophthalmologist. Use some lubricant eye from like Refresh liquigel four times a day.
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It seems your observation is strong, the feeling you have is illusion, this is not disease. Each surface of spectacle lens act as mirror, it gives image of your eye apperture,
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relax nd forget this phenomenen,
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may be your goggles are of low optical value, change spectacle, this may help.
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