Sensitivity to light is described as an uncomfortable sensation in your eyes when your eyes are in the presence of bright lights, and, generally speaking, differences one notices in one’s vision should be noted. The headaches, pain, and eye stress that accompany light sensitivity can occur due to uveitis, glaucoma, contacts, eye operations, and eye wounds. For light sensitivity that lasts over two days, one should seek professional medical aid; otherwise, light sensitivity can be managed with home remedies, such as implementing a blue light filter on computer screens or napping and resting, until it subsides.

Key Takeaways:

• Symptoms for one whose eyes are sensitive to light can involve eye strain, eye aches, or even headaches.
• Contacts, injuries or diseases of the eyes, even surgery can lead to these symptoms being brought on.
• If the symptoms aren’t severe enough to require a visit to the doctor, one can try home remedies such as staying away from bright lights, lessening certain screen usage, and taking more naps.

“Sensitivity to light can be the product of a variety of existing eye conditions. Very rarely does light sensitivity exist on its own.”

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