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day blindness
day blindness Day blindness is a symptom, not a separate disorder, in which a person sees poorly in strong light and may see better in dim light or at night.
Day blindness is a symptom, not a separate disorder, in which a person sees poorly in strong light and may see better in dim light or at night. A brief, normal form can happen when moving suddenly from darkness into bright light; the opposite condition is night blindness.