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Atripla And Sun Sensitivity
Light sensitivity; Vision - light sensitive; Eyes - sensitive to light
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The discomfort of light sensitivity can be reduced by avoiding sunlight, closing the eyes, wearing dark glasses, or darkening the room. However, the cause for the light sensitivity should be determined, since proper treatment may cure the problem. Seek urgent medical attention if pain is moderate to severe in low-light conditions.
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