The exact causes of ocular migraine are unknown. One theory is that a narrowing of arteries causes a temporary lack of blood flow to the eye and induces symptoms. However, other factors may ...

Maybe you closed one eye and the picture looked fuzzy or the ... Visual symptoms like auras or flashing lights, may be signs ...

This type of migraine is caused by swelling blood vessels in the back of the eye that may disrupt blood ... which can lead to ...

A migraine with scotoma is a type of ocular migraine that involves a complete or partial loss of vision, usually affecting one eye. Some people may have scintillations around a scotoma ...

Headaches that present to an ophthalmologist include migraine ... ocular pain are frequent complaints in ophthalmic practice. Clinically a clear distinction between headache, facial pain, and eye ...

Ocular migraine (also called retinal migraine) is a type of migraine. Symptoms usually affect one eye and last less than 1 hour. Symptoms can include a blind spot in the center of your vision that ...