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Old 07-06-2015, 02:55 PM #1
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Default Light sensitivity

Hi Everyone. I am 4 months into recovering from my concussion, but still have light sensitivity, especially to fluorescent lights. These symptoms developed about two weeks after my head injury (which was probably a grade 2 or 3 concussion). Anyone else struggle with this? It is about the only real remaining symptom. I find it very frustrating and hope it goes away soon. My doctors mainly say that it will "take time." Also, if anyone has suggestions on how to ease it I would be all ears! I am wearing Axon Optics light filtering specs and work and they are helping.

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