Photophobia, despite its name, does not mean a fear of: having your photo taken, cameras, looking at pictures, or of photosynthesis occurring. Photophobia is instead defined as an abnormal sensitivity to light. Those suffering from photophobia may experience pain, headaches, and suffer from comorbid conditions such as anxiety and having difficulty sleeping. Sensitivity to light can be exacerbated by fluorescent lighting.
How to Reduce Light Sensitivity: Practical Solutions for Home, Work, and Daily Life
Learn practical steps to reduce light sensitivity with expert tips on indoor lighting, protective eyewear, workplace adjustments, and managing photophobia triggers.
