Light sensitivity

There are various symptoms that come with fibromyalgia, but a common one is sensory sensitivity. Sounds are louder, smells are more potent, touch can be unbearable, taste is stronger, and lights are blinding. For the most part, there is little one can do about the sensitivities, but there is something you can do to help with light sensitivity. Melissa, from Fibro Warriors - Living Life and an advocate for the National Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain Association (NfmCPA), is sharing her solution…

Light sensitivity is extremely common in migraine. Learn how tinted glasses, migraine medications, and different lighting choices can help.

Light sensitivity, or photophobia, is a condition in which bright lights hurt your eyes. This condition can range from mild to severe. Bright lights might only make you squint, or they can cause considerable pain. Severe cases cause pain when eyes are exposed to any type of light. Light sensitivity is a common symptom

After realizing its potential in treating photophobia, Dr. Katz co-founded a company called Axon Optics to help make them available to the public.

Do you have photophobia? If you're like me, you might not know it until you realise how you're feeling in the light versus being in the dark. Here's how to cope with the debilitating symptoms of light sensitivity.

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Some vestibular disorders, including vestibular migraine, can cause the patient to be more susceptible to light sensitivity.

Why do you get sensitive to light when you have a migraine? Gather the truth about migraine light sensitivity and test out this easy solution.

I am warning you, this week’s post is very, very dark. I’m not sure where it came from, or what it was inspired by. It just seemed to flow out of me. But before I talk about the subject…

Are your eyes sensitive to light? Here, an ophthalmologist discusses the most common reasons for photophobia and what you can do to manage light sensitivity.