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Hi i had an eye ulcer last month which thankfully has healed but i am still sensitive to bright fluorescent lights. would this be normal? thank you
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Yes,your eye: could be sensitive for several months. Wear sunglasses to protect it if at all possible.
Answered 5/31/2016
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