ImportantVision Problems
Halos Around Lights
Rings around lights can occur with glare, focus issues, or some eye concerns.
What is it?
Seeing halos (rings of light) around lights is often caused by glare, refractive changes, or early cataracts. It can also occur with raised eye pressure or corneal conditions and may need professional assessment.
Common symptoms
- Circles of light around bright sources
- Glare at night
- Difficulty driving in the dark
Risk factors
- Consult an eye specialist to understand your personal risk factors.
Prevention tips
- Have comprehensive and regular eye examinations
- Maintain a healthy lifestyle with a balanced diet, regular exercise, and no smoking
- Wear UV-protective sunglasses outdoors
- Seek urgent medical care for any sudden change in vision
Treatment overview
Treatment varies depending on the specific condition and its severity. An ophthalmologist will recommend the most appropriate management plan after a full assessment.
Seek urgent care if you notice
- Halos around lights with eye pain or redness
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Have questions about your eyes?
This information is general education and does not replace a professional eye examination. If you are worried about your eyes, book an appointment.