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Glare

Glare occurs in vision when light enters the eye and obstructs vision. It can cause loss of visual performance or discomfort when the level of light in the visual field is greater than the amount of light the eyes are adapted to. Glare is a common symptom of Visual Snow Syndrome. 
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  • Home
  • WHAT IS VISUAL SNOW SYNDROME
    • What is Visual Snow Syndrome >
      • Visual Snow Syndrome Overview
    • Visual Snow Resources
    • Symptoms >
      • Blue Field Entoptic Phenomenon
      • Brain Fog
      • Eye Floaters
      • Glare
      • Nyctalopia
      • Oscillopsia
      • Palinopsia
      • Paresthesia
      • Phosphenes
      • Photophobia
      • Silent Migraine
      • Tinnitus
      • Vertigo
  • HOW TO HELP
    • Donate Once
    • Make a Recurring Donation
    • Corporate Giving & Partners
    • Subscribe
    • Connect with us on Social Media
    • Share your VSS story
    • You Can Fundraise >
      • Volunteer Agreement
    • Events
  • WHAT WE DO
    • About
    • Research & News
    • Research Collaborations
    • Meet our VSS Community
  • Donate