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Danny,

Have you been tested for proper pupilary response ? It should be one of the first tests a doctor does to check for brain injury.

I have worn photosensitive glasses since 1971. The newer versions respond very fast.

Google "tinted contacts for light sensitive eyes" and you will find lots of help. People use them for migraines and a variety of light sensitive conditions.
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