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\"\"<\/a>Weakness or fatigue of the eyes, usually accompanied by headache and dimming of vision. adj. asthenopic.<\/p>\n

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A term generally used to designate any subjective symptoms or distress arising from use of the eyes\u2014eyestrain.<\/p>\n

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A sense of weakness in the eyes, coming on when they are used. As a rule it is due to long-sightedness, slight inflammation, or weakness of the muscles that move the eyes.<\/p>\n

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Weakness or tiring of the eyes accompanied by pain, headache, and dimness of vision. Symptoms include pain in or around the eyes; headache, usually aggravated by use of the eyes for close work; fatigue; vertigo; and reflex symptoms such as nausea, twitching of facial muscles, or migraine.<\/p>\n

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Diminished strength in the eye muscles or reduced visual ability.<\/p>\n

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