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03/06/2012

why do my sunglasses give me a headache?

Hello ..?I would like to help me?,I bought a sunglasses in an optical store, but still I feel a lot of headaches = /? Does anyone know why this happens??Just get used to using??Already thanks
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  • walkingalone_

    11/05/2013

    Oh, you bought a pair of prescription sunglasses. It may cost you more money than a pair of plano sunglasses made by the exactly same materials. So I think you should turn to the optician and ask him or her to find out the possible reasons and help solve the problems. I think he or she has the responsibility to do this for you. Good luck!
  • 04/13/2012

    ?exchange for another or even buy another in a different store and take a test.?See if there are pressing behind the ears.?
  • Robert Johnson

    06/21/2012

    Wearing sunglasses cause headaches have several reasons. For example, it may because you choosing wrong colored sunglasses lenses. It may also caused by the poor quality of the sunglasses. Or the power of the sunglasses lenses not fit for your eyes. Or the design of the sunglasses make the sunglasses lenses too close to your eyes and cause headache.
  • cattatra

    11/05/2013

    Well, maybe the power of the lenses doesn't fit for your eyes. I suggest you to have your eyesight checked in the morning other than in the afternoon, because the result of the exam will be more accurate. Your eyes will feel tired in the afternoon. If you have your eyes checked at that moment, the degrees of your eyeglasses will be stronger. And this may cause headaches.
  • Melanie smith

    11/05/2013

    The prescription sunglasses are just like the prescription glasses. They have degrees on their lenses, so you may need to spend some time to adapt to them. Usually it will take a week for a person to adapt to a pair of new prescription glasses or sunglasses. But this may depend because some people may spend less time on it. While if the symptoms persist in future, you may need to have your eyesight checked by an eye doctor or have your sunglasses checked by an optician. Maybe there is something wrong with the power of the sunglasses.
  • Cameron

    11/05/2013

    Maybe your sunglasses are of poor quality so that they can't protect your eyes from the UV rays. We know that if we stay in the outside for a long time without any protection in summer, we may feel dizziness and headaches. If you sunglasses can't protect your eyes, you will suffer from dizziness and headaches too. You should buy the sunglasses with UV protections the next time. Good luck!
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