Hi

i think has to do with something while your sick because ive gotten it a few times when i was sick and currently feelk that pain its not a headache but it definetely has to do with your sinuses to because i have bad allergies and im sick so that should be the problem
thanks

hi all my name is sonia,and im have the same problem, my eyes hurt at the back, when i look left or right!! i get a pain,,could this be just eye strain, i have a cold right now could this be related,,,,, please help thank you sonia xx

hey (:
im 15 , female, ive had this pain since yesterday morning, were whenever i move my eyes up, down, left and right, it's a really excrutiating pain through the back of my eyes, im always on the computer? do you think that may be the problem..?

i am 16 and have these symptoms of my eyes hurting when i look to my far left or right and up and down it has been going on for a couple days id say about 4 now and the pain will not go away. i have not had any problems with my eyesight and still do not is this just a eye strain or is it something to do with my eyes being too dry... please tell me which it is and how you can get rid of this thanks

My eyes hurt, even when im not looking in a certain direction. They don't "burn" they "hurt" like really bad. Have anyone ever heard of an eye massage? Like an eye cleansing or something. I really need help also, b/c they are hurting right now as i type. I also went to the doctor and they said that i am perfectly fine, and that i dont need glasses. (i dont where glasses) & they blamed it on a headache also. Everytime me eyes hurt, it normally triggers my headaches, and vice versa. Someone plz help. I just want to rip them out the socket...

everyone that posted about ur eye problems, it isn't a headache or anything serious yet only an effect from pure exhaustion. GET SOME REST!

I spent the whole day keeping my eyes on the edge of my vision (and in pain) thinking it was just the muscles getting stiff from looking forward/down at my computer screen and homework. I'm 20, male, and it's not going away. I have a cough when I go outside and breath the cold air while closing my eyes under a warm shower allows me to move them all over beneath the lids without pain.

my eyes hurt weather i move them up down left right. and if i close them and push them a little bit the same thing. in the back of the eye. i'm also trying to get over congestion/cold. so if you are sick that is a good possibility. if your not sick. then i have no clue. but i know that's why my eyes hurt says the doctor.

It's most likely caused from watching a big screen tv like say 50-70inches in a not so big room, many people go out and buy the largest, biggest tv they can find while they only have a 15 foot room if that. Plus sometimes they don't adjust the brightness and contrast.

Sinusitis is the most likely and most common cause. That means an inflammation of the lining of the sinus cavities.

Speaking from recent personal experience, sinus pressure due to a recent cold or flu can result in inflammation in your sinuses that causes pain when you move your eyes far side-to-side and up-and-down.

Similarly, headaches can (but aren't necessarily) be associated with sinusitis as well -- most often in the face / around the eyes / in the temples, or even (more strangely, as I've read elsewhere) the top of your head(!?).

Post-nasal drip may also be present (as it is in my case), but again, not necessarily.

You might or might not actually be 'stuffed up' (I'm not ... just drippy.)

The mucus might be greenish if the infection is bad, but -- you guessed it -- not necessarily.

Infected sinuses may also cause you to feel run-down, sick, energyless, almost like you've got a flu ... but again, not necessarily.

The one direct link there relative to a complaint of eye movement pain is the inflammation in the sinuses. Get thee to a doctor. Try breathing steam ... salt-water rinses up into your sinuses while you shower ... humidifying your air ... temporary use of decongestants ... aspirin to diminish the pain and fight the inflammation ... but only the doc can tell you if you have a bacterial infection that will require antibiotics, or if the inflammation is so bad you need a steroidal spray up into your sinuses. Start with the home remedies and go from there.