Eye Discomfort Watching Movies or TV?

After experiencing a head injury, some individuals may find it difficult to attend movie theaters but can still watch films on their phones. This phenomenon is linked to the processing of visual information, which involves converting images from both eyes into a single perception in the brain. The retina has specialized areas for different types of vision, and when the brain's pathways are damaged, the speed of processing visual inputs may slow down, leading to feelings of overwhelm. Smaller screens, like those on phones, reduce the amount of visual information that needs to be processed, making it easier for some individuals to engage with the content.
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When this happens which part of the brain you work on?