Sentence examples for intolerance of light from inspiring English sources

A dietary lack of riboflavin is characterized by variable symptoms that may include reddening of the lips with cracks at the corners of the mouth (cheilosis); inflammation of the tongue (glossitis); ocular disturbances, such as vascularization of the eyeball with eyestrain and abnormal intolerance of light; and a greasy, scaly inflammation of the skin.

Photophobia is a general term used to describe light sensitivity or abnormal intolerance of light.

An abnormal sensitivity to or intolerance of light (photophobia) is reported as a trigger by 52.9%% of children and adolescents with headache [41]; a hypersensitivity to odours (osmophobia) by 55%% and an intolerance or hypersensitivity to sound (phonophobia) by 47%[48]8].

But unlike the flu, a stiff neck and intolerance of lights are frequent symptoms of the disease.

The classical presentation is facial pallor, occasional vomiting, loss of appetite, intolerance to light or noise and irritability [13].

Headache, intolerance to light (photophobia), muscle pain, loss of appetite, and prostration are common symptoms.

Look for any evidence of skin lesions, paleness, yellowing of the skin, pain or discomfort, and intolerance to light.

Presence or absence of light and noise intolerance can be inferred from change in behavior and reactions to light and noise, rather than by asking a direct question.

A 9 year old child presented to the out patient services of our eye department with chief complaints of gradual, progressive loss of vision in both eyes, left more than right, over a period of two years.The patient also had primary complaint of intolerance to bright light, particularly in the right eye.

Over this same period he began to describe a deterioration in his eyesight, complaining of intolerance to bright light and wondering if he might soon be blind.

The fault line here is between those who find intolerance objectionable and those who oppose intolerance of the intolerant.