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I have thyroid issues as well, however the majority of my close ones or friends also have thyroid issues yet they show no sensitivities with displays as we do. Regarding anxiety, I think it is very difficult to narrow as a cause. Don't most people in large cities have some kind of anxiety?
My family doctor (pathologist) has been very supportive to the problem i have with displays. He has discussed with all the optometrists/ophthalmologists i have visited in the past.
He believes relevant to my sensitivity that my eyes (meaning the eyes-brain system) seem not flexible enough to accommodate to the new technology of the displays. He also believes that lenses like the Crizal do block the excessive blue light, so he does not believe the excessive blue light to be the main cause.
He has a hunch that perhaps my chronically blocked sinuses affect the performance of my eyes and of the neuro-muscular system in the area of the neck and head.
It can't be a coincidence that when I get Dexa-Rhina Nasal Spray during a cold or allergy my tolerance to the new displays is way better.