1. Halos and Starbursts Around Light Sources
Microscopic lens opacities scatter incoming light rays rather than focusing them cleanly onto your retina. When you drive at night or view streetlights, this scattering creates glowing rings, luminous halos, or spiky starburst patterns around oncoming headlights. If evening traffic feels increasingly disorienting or street lamps display translucent rings, your crystalline lens may be diffusing photons unevenly.
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