No, I have not. I am living in a small town in South India. Recently I have visited eye hospital and did complete eye check-ups. Doctors told my eyes are completely fine and they were clueless why I am having issues while using LED screens. I am not sure they have checked this Binocular VD. Next time, I will specifically ask for them to test for this illness.
So far 3 setups working for me.
My previous organisation have provided me virtual desktops based on Citrix. So I can connect to this virtual remote desktop using any of my personal devices from anywhere. In this setup, Graphics for screen rendering - whatever hardware+os the source is- only the client system which is used to connect to the remote system was used. So I tried many different personal setups to connect to VDI and finalised the working setup.
Working setup 1: (100% working setup. This is like reading news papers)
Custom build desktop - Intel Core i5 3440T with Dual BenQ gw2480 monitors. Intel HD Graphics 2500 Drivers used.
Os is: Windows 10, version 2004
Intel driver version is: 10.18.10.4242
Citrix receiver to connect to Virtual desktop: 4.12
Working Setup 2🙁90% working setup. Need to take 10 mins break every hours. Till at the end of the day, slight headache will be there. But this is manageable )
Apple MAC MINI Early 2009 - 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo ( I have bought this device from Ebay. It is shipped from USA to India 😆 )
OS : OS X El Capitan
Citrix receiver to connect to Virtual desktop: 12.9.1
Working setup 3: (90% working setup. Need to take 10 mins break every hours)
Recently I changed my company and they don;t have this virtual desktop option for their employees. They provided Macbook M1 Pro. For this device, working setup is Internet & Web (sRGB) color for inbuilt display and sRGB IEC61966-2.1 for external display.
Based on many stories in this forum, my theory is everyone is different. Setup which is working for me, may not completely works for you. Unfortunately no one knows what is the real issue here. If you have this issue, then you need to try out many different options and find out setup works for you. Once you find it, fix the system intact with 3 combo (hardware+os+graphics driver) including all the softwares. Don't update the OS ever. Take backups of the system for future restore.