The Ultimate Guide to Retinal Migraine

Have you ever experienced temporary vision loss or blindness in one eye? 

If yes, then you might have had a retinal migraine, also known as ocular migraine. It's a rare type of migraine headache that affects your vision, and it can be really scary! 

During a retinal migraine, you may experience repeated episodes of temporary vision loss or blindness in one eye, which can last for several minutes to an hour. Other symptoms that you may experience include seeing flashes of light, zigzag lines, or stars. 

cause of retinal migraine:

The exact cause of retinal migraine is not fully understood, but researchers believe that it is caused by changes in blood flow to the eye. During a retinal migraine, the blood vessels in the eye narrow, which reduces blood flow to the retina. This lack of blood flow can cause temporary vision loss or blindness. 

 preventions for retinal migraines:

There are no specific preventions for retinal migraines, but avoiding triggers such as stress, bright lights, and certain foods may help reduce the frequency and severity of migraines. In addition, practicing relaxation techniques and getting enough sleep can also be helpful.

Don't worry, retinal migraines are rare and usually not serious, but it's always better to be safe than sorry! 

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