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Maybe you need an eye test for some reading glasses. It helps to take a break - go and make some coffee, go to the loo (or whatever you call it in the US) - for fifteen mins or so.
Yes, it's not a joke, I get weary eyes when I read for hours or when I work on the computer, my eyes get red
Breaks don't seem to help, especially if I have to study for an exam and stay up.
Eyestrain is no joke. I have to stop reading now and then just to rest these old eyes. I've also found that when I'm overtired, my eyelids twitch..talk about annoying..
I hate twitchy eyes... it always makes me feel like I'm spazzing out. My eyes don't get weary, they just get dry. And occasionally I'll get a headache if I've been reading for too long. The only solution I've found is sleep.
Not joking about the reading glasses. As you get a little older they really help, especially if you do lots of reading; preventing eyestrain. I wear them, very fashionable ones too.
My eyes tend to dry out. This is worse when on the computer than when reading a book. The only way of ameliorating it is to take a break. I'm going to see my optician about some glare-reducing computer specs; the ones I have are the wrong strength.