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Old 02-08-2017, 06:03 PM #1
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Default Computer screen problems

The one thing that still gives me the most problems 1.5 years after my injury is computer screens. My job requires sitting in front of one for 9 hours a day. The longer and more intense the focus, the worse my symptoms are. Is there anything you guys have come up with the mitigate the problem? Glasses? Special screens/filters? Therapy?
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