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A: It won't harm your eyes or make your astigmatism worse, but wearing glasses with an incorrect astigmatism axis of this magnitude (depending on the amount of astigmatism you have) will usually cause blurred vision, eye strain and other discomfort.
According to the American Headache Society, you can experiment by not wearing your glasses during certain parts of the day to see if the frequency or severity of your headaches is affected. If your headaches seem to be more of a problem when wearing your glasses, there could be an error in the prescription. Headaches and blurred vision may also indicate a number of serious illnesses, however, and these symptoms should not be ignored.