eye headaches

eye weaknesses and vision disorders are one of the important causes of headaches. When the eyes are weak, they naturally cause blurred vision, and sometimes, because the degree and type of weakness may be different in two eyes, it causes vision disorders. Usually, people who suffer from weak eyes and vision disorders quickly suffer from eye fatigue due to blurred vision, especially if a person wants to do something that requires careful attention, he will suffer from eye fatigue faster. Therefore, if there is any weakness or structural disorder in the eyes and it is not followed up and corrected, it can cause headaches. Of course, as I explained earlier in the article Symptoms of eye weakness, the type and amount of eye weakness has a direct effect on the occurrence and severity of headache, and the more weakness, especially if it is of astigmatism and farsightedness, the faster a person will get a headache. Therefore, if you have blurred vision and you experience eye fatigue, eye irritation, and headaches while doing things like reading, watching TV, driving, working with computers and mobile phones, and doing things that require visual accuracy, it is better to be examined by an optometrist or an ophthalmologist first, and if there are any vision problems, your problem will be resolved, and if your eyes are not a problem, you will be referred to other doctors with the guidance of an optometrist or an ophthalmologist. Of course, sometimes headaches may have an eye origin, but the eyes are either not weak, or the amount of weakness is small and does not cause problems in seeing. Important note: If you have a headache and your headache is usually in the forehead area and you get better with rest, this headache definitely has an eye origin and you should go to an optometrist or an ophthalmologist for an examination.