Light sensitivity is only in one eye. The one where I had all injuries around. Other eye is fine and sees perfect.
Also forgot not taking any medications and I do get 8 hours of sleep every night and have not had any symptoms of anything else.
Was lite up for four days straight having whole body watched to make sure I was healthy other than injuries. All docs said I was healthy. Yesterday I had underline swelling move from behind nose to cheek to upper lip then back to behind nose. This lasted several hours. As it was doing this the swelling would get less. Depending on where it moved to my light sensitivity would get worse (behind or around nose) then would get less sensitive (upper lip). This is why I'm wondering if it is swelling causing this.
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What you have is probably photophobia or increased sensitivity to light. Retinal detachment (this also causes flashes of light), iritis, uveitis, optic neuritis, corneal ulcerations and other afflictions of cornea, and cataracts are a few eye related causes for increased sensitivity to light. However, all seem to have been ruled out in your case.
It can be due to nervous system disorders like herniation of tonsils or Chiari malformation, meningitis and encephalitis. The latter two you obviously do not have as you do not have any other symptoms, however, there is no harm in reconfirming with a neurologist. Chiari malformation can be diagnosed by a MRI of the brain.
Other than that it can be a symptom of migraine, retinal migraine, ophthalmic migraine, magnesium deficiency, infectious mononucleosis (if you have a recent history of flu like symptoms), chronic fatigue syndrome, hangover, side effects of certain drugs (if you are taking any—please get this assessed)etc.
Do discuss this with your doctor and get yourself examined. Take care!