Two Cases of Pediatric Migraine Relieved by Tinted Lenses that Reduced Photophobia

Key Points

• The study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of tinted lenses in reducing migraine symptoms among children with light sensitivity.
• Case reports of two pediatric patients with migraine and photophobia.
• Intervention involved the use of tinted lenses to reduce light sensitivity.
• Symptom tracking was conducted to assess headache relief after lens use.
• Both cases showed significant reduction in headache frequency and intensity.
• Patients reported improved tolerance to light after wearing tinted lenses.