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While AMD itself typically doesn't directly cause headaches or eye pain, it's important to note that eye pain after treatments like injections could be a sign of complications that need immediate medical attention.

The main symptoms of AMD are usually related to vision changes rather than pain, including
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While AMD itself typically doesn't directly cause headaches or eye pain, it's important to note that eye pain after treatments like injections could be a sign of complications that need immediate medical attention.

The main symptoms of AMD are usually related to vision changes rather than pain, including:
- Blurry or distorted central vision
- Difficulty seeing in low light
- Problems reading
- Dark spots in vision
- Changes in color perception If you experience eye pain, especially after receiving treatment, contact your eye doctor right away. This could be a sign of endophthalmitis (an eye infection) or other complications that require immediate medical attention. Always discuss any new or concerning symptoms with your eye care provider to ensure proper management of your condition.

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