First, go see a glaucoma specialist ot make sure you do not have narrow angle glaucoma. The symptoms you describe may be due to elevated eye pressure. They could also do a complete eye exam to check everything else as well. I haven't had many patients have any such side effects with Aleve so you need to make sure there is nothing else wrong. If you are farsighted or have a PLUS perscription for your glasses, that makes narrow angle glaucoma more of a possibility. Bottom line, a full eye exam including gonioscopy prior to dilation is required so make an appointment with an ophthalmologist. You could find one at www.aao.org and search by specialty to find one.
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Thank you for your answer. I see my ophthalmologist yearly to monitor my eye health. The symptoms I described happened only a month past my last appt. However, I will take your advice and see my eye doc ahead of schedule. Thanks again.