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A member asked:
My eyes hurt a lot in bright places even inside and told the doctor that sunglasses really helped and then he didn't approve what should i do?
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Light sensitivity: can be very individual. I am not sure why the doctor did not approve of sunglasses. Preventing eye discomfort by wearing sunglasses seems like a simple and safe intervention. Perhaps you should discuss this further with the doctor so that you can understand his why he does not approve.
Answered 5/16/2015
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