My dumb eyes

[Angel of the Stars]

can you get somebody to take a picture of you at your workstation??????? so we can advise you on how to not have pain.

I just sit in my dad's office chair and have my school laptop on a TV tray. Nothing real fancy.

[Angel of the Stars]

[QUOTE=Angel of the Stars;229818]Ahaha! Good news: No tumor or anything else bad! I'm so glad!
It turns out my room was just really dry so my nose was bleeding, so we got a humidifier for my room, and somehow the inside of my nose was scratched up looking.
And as I was hoping and guessing, my headaches are from my eyestrain, as well as hunching over to do stuff on my laptop.
Oooooh my gosh, I was really scared yesterday. I'm so so so so glad it was all from different factors.

Dry air is certainly bad for your sinus and can cause nose bleeds. The condition could also be made worse by allergies, do you suffer from hay fever? Allergies can also cause eye discomfort, if you have dry eyes drops can help. I ofter get headaches from sinus conditions caused by pollen.[/QUOTE]

I might have hay fever, but I'm not sure. Like my brother, I get weird allergies when the seasons change, and often times I get sick/minor colds, too.

[diehard67]

how high is the top of the screen relative to your eyes when your sitting up strait??????????????????

it should be level with your eye height, if not then you should put something under it.

[Angel of the Stars]

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And my parents were saying I don't have eyestrain?? This picture is kinda bad because of bad lighting, but the inward corner of my left eye is red.

[Earthshine]

Could very well be eyestrain (I think it is by your descriptions, but then again I'm not a doctor).

On the other hand, it could be allergies but I really can't help but feel like it's eyestrain. In case though it might not be a bad idea to get some soothing eye drops and of course keep up with the tips we all have presented. Seeing a doctor if it persists is also a good idea if you can.

[Angel of the Stars]

Could very well be eyestrain (I think it is by your descriptions, but then again I'm not a doctor).

On the other hand, it could be allergies but I really can't help but feel like it's eyestrain. In case though it might not be a bad idea to get some soothing eye drops and of course keep up with the tips we all have presented. Seeing a doctor if it persists is also a good idea if you can.

Oh geez. Now that you mention allergies...
It might be a side effect for the vaccine I had to get yesterday (other than my stiff arm and pain).