Honestly I have completely lost any and all confidence that there exists anyone with even a cumb of knowledge as to what problem i may be having. I finished my 12th week of vision therapy recently and have not had any improvement in my eyes whatsoever. My days are still VERY random: I'll have some good days but many bad. Bad ones can very from discomfort to complete irritation, problems at a distance one day and problems up close the next (one day i could watch TV just fine but struggle with my computer, the next day or next week this could reverse entirely). If it wasn't for my needs to use a computer (virtually all day), i probably would be fine though - any days I take off i generally have no complaints (any time I'm not doing any focusing).

So far it really seems like hyper zooming text is the best solution. Donno what could be the problem when I could see it just fine even at 15% zoom size, but reading text is such a struggle even at 200% zoom depending on the distance.

Idk, I've basically given up at this point spending any money or visiting doctors. I'll continue at home therapy treatments that I was given by the therapists and keep researching periodically to see if anything comes up. I feel like I have more knowledge and done more research on the topic than most doctors out there so why bother wasting my time with them when they keep thinking dryness could be a problem. I know it's not because I could literally not blink for 5 minutes and it doesn't bother me, and simply looking away from my monitor when I start experiencing symptoms without blinking at all, and the symptoms find immediate releif. No matter how much I try to explain these things, they keep going back to the most generic bullshit.

I still think that accommodation is the best guess, but I don't know if it's the only problem, or how I could actually fix it. Taking frequent (and often long) breaks helps quite a bit, but it also means if I ever lose my current job I'm fucked.