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Default Strobing / Halo Lights at night

Has anyone else experienced the issue of strobing lights coming from car headlights or strobes/halo's around street lamps at night? Some nights (or an hour or so before it gets dark) it seems worst/more noticeable; and is always present when i barely squint my eyes.

Not sure if this is just a normal symptom from a concussion related to potential nerve damage or possibly eye damage? I've had my eyes checked by a sports MD for double vision (diplopia) issues a couple of times over the past couple of weeks and they didn't find anything wrong.

Any insight/experience with this issue would be greatly appreciated.
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