Stevens-Johnson Syndrome: A Closer Look at SJS and its 13 Key Symptoms

Symptom 11: Sensitivity to Light

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Sensitivity to Light
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Individuals with SJS may experience increased sensitivity to light, also known as photophobia. This symptom can be a result of the involvement of the eyes and the surrounding structures in the inflammatory process.

Photophobia can manifest as discomfort or pain when exposed to bright or natural light. It may also be accompanied by other eye symptoms, such as redness, tearing, and blurred vision.

Managing sensitivity to light may involve wearing sunglasses or protective eyewear, reducing exposure to bright light sources, and seeking medical help to address the underlying cause of the symptom.

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