Photophobia
Measles also causes Photophobia, where the child or the individual cannot tolerate intense light and visual perception. The child may experience discomfort in the eyes from excessive light exposure, which can also be triggered by physical sensitivity present in the eyes. When one has Photophobia, irritation of the lights come, and they always need less exposure from excessive light. Any time that you notice your child exposing Photophobia, you can take them to the nearest medical facility for further analysis to determine if they are affected by measles. The symptom can last for several days, causing irritations and can damage the eyes, and that’s why it requires you to seek medical assistance. [5]
