Eye (Retinal Migraine ) migraine

What is Eye/Retinal migraine?

Eye migraine preceded by visual or other neurological symptoms. One eye migraine is called occular migraine. The visual disturbances that occur during an aura which occur in one eye. Visual Migraine is a condition of temporary visual disturbance caused by vascular spasm in the brain, without the headache.It affects more than 28 million Americans. the three times as many women as men. Family history is positive for migraine in about 80% of patients.

Causes of Eye/Retinal migraine

Harmonal changes
Alcohol,chocolate
Foods including aged cheese, monosodium glutamate
Odour
Change in sleep pattern
Medications

Symptoms of Eye/Retinal migraine

Nausea, vomiting
Extreme sensitivity to light and sound
Muscles weakness, dizziness
Stroke, heart attack
See zigzags in front of your eyes.

Treatment of Eye/Retinal migraine

Aspirin and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs may be effective.
Imitrex is available in oral and nasal formulations.
Metoclopramide helps to relieve nausea and vomiting.
Avoiding triggers such as healthy lifestyle, relaxation techniques, and support groups may all play a role in migraine management.
Rest in a quiet, dark room until you start to feel better.

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