An ocular migraine causes temporary changes in vision that may or may not be accompanied by a headache.
This article will look at both types.
These symptoms are short lived and have no lasting effects.
Retinal Migraine
A retinal migraine affects only one eye and can occur before or during a headache.
Causes of Ocular Migraines
Migraines are a neurological disease, but their root cause isnt fully understood.
They can help diagnose ocular migraines.
Coping With Ocular Migraines
Ocular migraines can be distressing, but they are temporary.
Pay attention to the length of your symptoms and whether or not they are followed by a headache.
If you are concerned, contact your healthcare provider to determine if you have ocular migraines.
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Johns Hopkins Medicine.How a migraine happens.
American Migraine Foundation.Retinal migraine.
