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I just started wearing red-tinted glasses because I was having symptoms related to bright lights shining in my eyes, including sharp pain in the back of my head, weakness in my knees and dizziness. They are in the process of running a bunch of tests to narrow down the cause. I had a 1-hour EEG last month. I'll have a 4-hour EEG and MRI next week followed by a meeting with an epileptologist. I think the glasses help somewhat. I got them from my theraspecs after trying multiple colored tints.
Good post, I agree with the ai mentioned about and other people's opinions here, I have not had those, but everyone else is different, but do get other people's opinions here and then go to your doc about the situation you have at hand and go from there about it and good luck with your outcome with it and your well-being in the long run my opinion here amen
It's great that you're being so proactive about finding what works for you, and that the red-tinted glasses seem to be helping somewhat! Tinted glasses are definitely something people with photosensitive epilepsy explore, and there's real research behind them.
The idea is that certain lens colors can reduce the brain's Show Full Answer
I haven’t. I know there are special glasses for photosensitivity Epilepsy.
I don’t know if there are any glasses for migraines
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