Photosensitive reflex epilepsies, also known as photosensitive epilepsies, are a group of neurological conditions characterized by seizures triggered by specific visual patterns or stimuli. Individuals affected by these types of epilepsies may experience seizures after exposure to strobe lights, flickering images, or patterns such as stripes or geometric shapes. Due to the strong correlation between visual stimuli and seizures, this condition is referred to as photosensitive reflex epilepsies. Synonymous terms for this condition include photosensitive seizures, visually induced epilepsies, or visual reflex epilepsies. It is important for individuals with these conditions to avoid triggering factors and take necessary precautions to prevent seizures.