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Fotofóbia, a term originating from Greek words meaning "light" and "fear," refers to an abnormal intolerance to light. It is a symptom rather than a disease itself, and can manifest in varying degrees of severity. Individuals experiencing photophobia may feel discomfort, pain, or even distress when exposed to ordinary levels of light, whether it be natural sunlight or artificial illumination.
The underlying causes of photophobia are diverse. It is commonly associated with eye conditions such as migraines,
Symptoms of photophobia extend beyond mere discomfort. People may squint or close their eyes tightly in bright
Diagnosis of photophobia involves a thorough medical history and a comprehensive eye examination by an ophthalmologist