arturpanteleev Interesting that we both have problems with sinuses and have patched our way though the eyestrain problems.

AGI Have you tried some medicine for sinus? I took Rinexin for some years, it took away the worst eye strain.

Can the problem be that we have to little space around our sinuses, and when our eye muscles get overworked we get the eyestrain? Just a thought.

        mike No idea. I slept in the cold for a couple of nights and woke up two days ago with pain in my throat only on the left side, like a swollen lymph node, my left ear and my left eye. It hasn't subsided yet. But that is a sort of bonus on top of the normal eyestrain 🤣. My left eye feels more fatigued and it is more prone to turn in than normally, though. No mucus, no cold symptoms, it is more like inflammation but yeah, it's pretty much along a line from the throat to the eye, on the left only, and my left eye is the weaker one in general. Coincidence?

            mike yes it is true.

            I did a survey on Russian-speaking forums with eyestrain people and found a lot of these ones(with sinusitis). But a few of them had successful surgery and managed their sinusitis problem and didn't get any improvements with eyestrain

                laur5446 So you suggest that the issue for you could be blood pressure/hypertension related?

                  AGI It's not impossible it's allergies.. right now is prime tree pollen season and grass pollen is starting up soon.

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                      EyeDiscomfortCertificate No it is 4dpa you can google this topic by name "Второй смартфон - болят глаза. Помогите с выбором" - now there is a lot of bullshit there, but in the 2021-2022 there was a lot of interesting messages, that could be interesting

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                        ryans Where on Reddit did you see people discussing a chiropractor to get relief? I'd like to read more about this.

                            7 days later

                            ocean10 There is a Reddit chat I can invite you to. However I would caution a chiropractor as I've heard them cause permanent paralysis. Physical therapy is evidence based and perhaps something to try.

                                ryans Yeah, I hear you about chiropractors. But I'd be really curious if there was some sort of "physical" way to help this.

                                Is this on the r/PWM_Sensitive sub?

                                  8 months later

                                  ryans I have a physical therapist I'm seeing for back problems who has some theories on this. She was interested in reading about people who had relief from chiropractic care. Do you remember where you saw that on Reddit?

                                      ocean10 It's a Reddit chat so not publicly accessible. Feel free to send me a private message on here with your Reddit username and I can add you, if you like.

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