“Baby” in the eyes of the audience of the concert Lazarev in St. Petersburg were not dangerous

After the concert of Sergey Lazarev in St. Petersburg, one of the spectators complained about “bunnies” in his eyes, the reason for which he called a bright red light. Ophthalmologist Olga Vasilyeva said that this phenomenon may not be associated with vision. This is reported by 360.ru.

Bunnies usually occur when looking at a bright light source or flash. This is a microexcitation of neurons that lasts up to a minute and a half and passes by itself. If the effect lasts longer, you need to consult a doctor. Sometimes bright light causes a burn to the retina or cornea, which manifests itself in the form of loss of letters from the text or spots in front of the eyes.

The doctor also warned that if flares appear without exposure to light, it could be a sign of rupture or detachment of the retina - an emergency symptom that requires an immediate visit to an ophthalmologist. Experts advise to take care of your eyes at concerts with powerful lighting devices.

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Sergey Lazarev’s concert at the SKA Arena has previously turned into a scandal and health problems for the audience. The reason for the discontent of St. Petersburg was excessively bright red spotlights, which throughout the show hit people in the eye.