Photophobia

**Sensitivity to light**, sound is typical of migraine. I have suffered aura migraine for 24 years and career peaks/stress or life events typically do trigger or progress migraines. Ensure you rule out any other causes with eye tests and audiology checks, and brain MRI. Once these rule out other causes, your neurologist will help you find the best medication and regime. Meanwhile, please look into supplements like Mg citrate, riboflavin, q10 etc which all help greatly to prevent migraines to a small extent. Additionally, try to manage your triggers carefully, unfortunately this may mean taking a step back or going easy on work/personal commitments that may stress you out.

Based on the provided content, some individuals have reported similar symptoms such as headaches and feeling shaky when exposed to flashing lights. However, it's not clear whether these symptoms are common among all cases of **light sensitivity** or if they're more aligned with a neurological condition. It's recommended to seek medical advice for a proper diagnosis.

"Yes, there are individuals who deal with **light sensitivity** due to seizures or a seizure disorder. Some people have photosensitive epilepsy and are more affected by flashing lights and sunlight. Others have reported feeling shaky or having an unsettling feeling in their head when they see flashing lights, which can lead to a seizure."

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