Up to 20-30% of people those numbers are absurd
This is only going to become more prevalent as the societal demand for near work increases
how I know if I have it
"If you ain't got it, you ain't got it, the theory is brilliant"
how I know if I have it
"Neck pain,
shoulder pain,
upper back pain,
back of head pain - doctors tried to say i have occipital neuralgia,
facial pain (behind nose/teeth/sometimes behind eyes) - Doctors tried to say i have trigeminal neuralgia,
TMJ pain / temporalis muscle pain,
“sinus pressure” - had multiple CTs/MRIs, was given steroids, nasal sprays, and antibiotics - all clear!,
disequilibrium - floor was a trampoline, head moved “faster” than eyes and caused a lag, body didn’t feel like it was the right weight, “rocking”,
reading hurt and was almost impossible - had to stop working for weeks, couldn’t use phone or read a book,
couldn’t keep my place in a paragraph,
sound sensitivity and hyperacusis,
photosensitivity,
using the computer or phone was extremely difficult and unpleasant,
hair/scalp pain and sensitivity - had to give myself an undercut!
dry eyes,
fatigue,
anxiety and panic attacks,
loss of vestibular ocular reflex,
eyes unfocusing constantly,
nausea,
weight loss,
visual static/visual snow,
decreased night vision,
poor depth perception,
ear fullness, ear popping, and ear pain,
depersonalization / derealization
brain fog / hard to concentrate / concentrating hurts"
This is a general symptom list from somebody else; I've had it since early childhood but got significantly worse starting middle school, it's highly associated with ADHD too.
Sounds like an excuse for people who are really bad drivers
i went to a eye doctor that specializes in this. the testing they do is insane
Neuro-optometrist?