What Causes Trigeminal Dysphoria

Trigeminal dysphoria is a term that describes the constellation of symptoms commonly experienced by patients following the prolonged use of digital devices or after long periods of reading or other close work. It typically produces a dull type of an ache.

How common is trigeminal dysphoria?

Looking at screens uses near-vision, which can make nearsighted misalignment more common, a symptom of trigeminal dysphoria. It’s been shown that over 65% of adults suffer from one or more of the known symptoms of this condition.

How is trigeminal dysphoria diagnosed?

To determine whether you actually have trigeminal dysphoria, you should visit a trusted local eye exam doctor like Lumen Optometric. Our trained and skilled eye care specialists will perform a comprehensive checkup of your eyes and accurately determine the root of its problem.