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It was reported that the patient had undergone bilateral intraocular lens (iol) implants.The patient is experiencing light sensitivity, and halos at night.Additionally, when using the computer, the patient experiences dizziness and flutter.The patient explained that his symptoms are in both eyes and they began in late (b)(6) 2020.Follow-up it was learned the patient is not taking any medication for his symptoms.The patient¿s eyes are light blue.The patient explained that he has always been sensitive to light even before the iols were implanted.Prior to the lens implants, light from his bedroom window bothered him even with his eyes closed.He must put a pillow over his face.He can¿t watch television in the dark, he must turn on all the lights.Also, when he works on his computer and then gets up and goes to the kitchen, the lights in the kitchen make him dizzy.He has led lights throughout his house which he now turns all the way down, that helps a little bit.His light sensitivity is about 50% more than it was before and is impacting his daily life.However, the patient reports he is very happy with his eyesight and his eyesight is good.The fluttering in his eyes happens often when exposed to bright lights like the ones in his kitchen.His eyes feel like they¿re pulsating.No specific area of the eye just all around inside the eyes, but not the eyelids.Consequently, that makes him dizzy.The symptoms are not improving with time.He is considering getting blue light blocking glasses.The patient spoke to his doctor on the phone but chooses not to go to the doctor¿s office due to covid-19.This report captures the event for the patient¿s right eye.A separate mdr is being submitted for the left eye.No further information was provided.
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