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Old 03-19-2014, 03:06 PM #1
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Default What type of headache does this sound like?
Ever since I was a kid I remember getting horrible headaches from visual overstimulation.

I am 18 now and still have the same episodes almost daily. Usually when I get a bad headache the back of my eyes are literally sore to touch and move.

And could this get worse due to puberty?

I don't wear glasses, even though I am quite farsighted, but my eye can accommodate so that could be a part of it.

The pain is all over the head though, just a consistent pain. No throbbing.
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