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Any injury to the retina results in flashing lights since the retina is not capable of any sensation of pain. Usually flashes represent some tugging of the vitreous on the retina, creating the sensation of light. For any new sudden onset of flashes, you need a complete ophthalmologist’s examination to rule out the possibility of a torn or detached retina.
