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'''Eye strain''', or '''asthenopia''', is fatigue of the ciliary muscles and extraocular muscles. Eye strain does not cause [[myopia]], but it can lead to [[pseudomyopia]]. Eye strain can lead to discomfort, including soreness and redness. As a rule the goal of EndMyopia is to use stimulus without causing unnecessary strain.

'''Eye strain''', or '''asthenopia''', is fatigue of the ciliary muscles and extraocular muscles. Eye strain does not cause [[myopia]], but it can lead to [[pseudomyopia]]. Eye strain can lead to discomfort, including soreness and redness. As a rule the goal of [[EndMyopia]] is to use stimulus without causing unnecessary strain.

==The over-worked muscles==

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	'''Eye strain''', or '''asthenopia''', is fatigue of the ciliary muscles and extraocular muscles. Eye strain does not cause [[myopia]], but it can lead to [[pseudomyopia]]. Eye strain can lead to discomfort, including soreness and redness. As a rule the goal of EndMyopia is to use stimulus without causing unnecessary strain.		'''Eye strain''', or '''asthenopia''', is fatigue of the ciliary muscles and extraocular muscles. Eye strain does not cause [[myopia]], but it can lead to [[pseudomyopia]]. Eye strain can lead to discomfort, including soreness and redness. As a rule the goal of [[EndMyopia]] is to use stimulus without causing unnecessary strain.

	==The over-worked muscles==		==The over-worked muscles==

Difference between revisions of Eye strain

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