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Q: I see light after I close my eyes : normal phenomenon ?

asked by: DoctorQuestion on May 20th, 2007

i have a friend who is male and 50 years old.Everyday before she sleep,she can see some lighting and it's very bright after she closed her eyes.The color of the light is neary yellow. Is it any problem? She don't have any other diseases before. Is this phenomenon normal or abnormal? Is this condition can be a symptom of any diseases?

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DoctorAnswer Doctor Answer

replied on May 29th, 2007

General Q&A Answer A2792

The appearance of light doesn't necessarily indicate serious a eye disorder, but you may consult an ophthalmologist who'll perform a check up to be sure. An eye doctor specialist can also establish a correct diagnosis, if necessary.

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