What is an ocular migraine headache?

Answer by  Veetzy (376)

An ocular migraine headache is when a person's has their vision in one eye to suffer transient blindness or distorted vision. These type of migraines last only a few minutes and treatment is usually not indicated.

Answer by  TexasEm (311)

My daughter gets ocular migraines, they can be horrible and scary, though they are painless. Also more correctly called ophthalmic migraines these cause visual disturbances such as blindness, blind spots, light flashes, zig zags. These symptoms often mimic a retinal detachment. Ophthalmic migraines are not the same thing as auras which may involve eye symptoms before onset of classic migraine.

Answer by  dcrusher59 (590)

An ocular migraine headache is symptomatic of a headache that starts and is primarily associated with one eye. It can cause temporary blindness, dizziness and extreme pain.

Answer by  cody (1331)

this is what a ocular migraine headache is when you keep getting migraines because you are stressed out over something