Ocular migraine is known by other terms such as pain headache, headache-free aura, silent and optical migraine. Symptoms of ocular migraine are similar to the first symptoms of normal migraine. It is not associated with headache pain.
There are many symptoms of ocular migraine, such as:
- Aura (visual impairment)
- Viewing outbreaks
- Feeling of numbness
- Feeling dizzy
- Finger feeling
These headache symptoms occur in older women, not in young women, and they are very rare in men. The main problem of this disorder is that its symptoms may be incorrectly attributed to other disorders.
Many of the symptoms of ocular migraine are similar to those of stroke. Doctors may believe that sufferers have a stroke, so they will be incorrectly diagnosed. Migraine symptoms may be associated with seizures. vision problems.
You must allow your doctor to do everything that he considers important for determining and identifying a disease. They will order CT scan, MRI scans, eye examinations and blood tests. The first way to identify this headache is to explain your family’s migraine history. Patients have immediate family members suffering from migraines.
You should carefully describe your doctor's symptoms. The treatment for this migraine is the same as for normal migraine. The same medications are used, including medications that are used to get rid of migraine and prevent its occurrence after the aura of visual impairment has begun, injections and nasal sprays are the best forms of migraine treatment.
