Lighting and Headaches

[skalexander]

Originally Posted by Gryff

I don't need glasses but wear them with an anti glare coating in shops
Commercial buildings in fact anywhere with fluorescent lights they drive me nuts
Low sunlight in the winter or walkingbthe dogs near water flashing sun through trees when driving etc
The glasses do help

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Originally Posted by DiszeeBelle

I wear glasses but do have the anti glare on to stop it triggering my headaches especially because I work in a school and the strip lights are the worse.

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Thank you both, it’s good to know it’s a possible solution.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by skalexander

The seats keep collapsing and turfing lawyers onto the floor mid-Court and they haven’t fixed them, they won’t care about one lawyer and her headaches. They don’t employ me so owe me very little.

I also can’t wear sunglasses when appearing in Court.



I’m sure they could, when they reopen in January. I’m asking whilst it’s in my mind, having had a headache yesterday. It’s also good to talk to someone who has had the same issue rather than just on a hypothetical basis.

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I do apologize, I had mistakenly thought it was an ongoing problem and not something that had come on as the opticians had taken their Christmas break.

Stress has a way of finding an out ...

[rummy63]

I have to have the ante glare coating for the same problem you have.They don't look like sun glasses. The ones that look like sun glasses are reactor lights. The optician said the best way to explain it was that most people have eyes that are shaped like footballs. About one in ten have eyes that are shaped like rugby balls. I think they call it an astigmatism.
I always thought that's what saints have. Welcome to the Sainthood sister.

[lottiesmum0]

At a school I worked in we had daylight bulbs fitted in a classroom where a teacher was having issues with headaches and migraines- it really helped