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The type of migraine we are going to discuss has many labels: ocular  migrane, ophthalmoplegic migrane, acephalgic migraine, eye migrane, and last but not the least, ‘silent migraine’. The term silent migraine is brought about by the fact that this type of migraine is usually
not accompanied by severe head pains). Ocular migranes are not a common condition and the visual disturbances do not affect both eyes but just one of them. Worry has been raised that ocular migrane fits  can weaken the muscles in the optical organ.

Since  occular eye migranes are created by changes in blood flow around the brain that controls the occipital lobe of the person’s brain. Ocular migrane visual intereference symptoms only trouble one eye. What could lead to the visual disturbances in one eye in an occular migraine? Irritation on the blood vessels on the brain that directs the eye, brought about by allergens such as those coming from food are said to induce these visual disturbances|visual migraine symptoms].

Throughout an occular migraine episode, the sight of the individual is disturbed with enlarging vision loss or blind spots, auras or light flickers. Transient loss of vision may also affect the person suffering from optical migraine. The person’s vision will return to normal within a few minutes after the ocular  migraine episode.

People impaired with occular migrane are predominantly females, who are generally below 40 yrs. old, who have a family history of migraine. These following medical conditions also make people at risk for  occular migranes: sickle cell, epilepsy, depression, leprosy, anemia, aneurisms, nerve palsy and diabetes.

Physicians must be consulted with symptoms of occular migraine occur because the condition may in fact be retinal migraine which is more dangerous and can lead to permanent vision damage. Science has still not provided a full chemical or physiological explanation of the origins of ocular migraine. However, like other migraine types, food allergen triggers for ocular migranes have been identified: caffeine, high-protein diet, red wine, artificial sweeteners, and aged cheese.

By going on a diet-migraine inducer  elimination test and maintaining a diary of his activities, an ocular migraneur maybe be able to track what food or activities trigger his ocular migraine episodes. Symptoms You Have Occular Migraine

Occular migrane illness indications are related to vision disturbances and pain around the eye area. The migraineur may experience blindness in areas in his peripheral vision or complete temporary blindness, feel nauseated, see flickering zigzags, and etc.

Prevention is the prescribed  treatment for Ocular Migraines. Relief from standard pain medications such as aspirin is given and prophylactic medicines if the attacks are recurring too often. Many ocular migraine patients have enjoyed a reduction in migraine spells and obtained some relief from alternative herbal cures and the incorporation of yoga in their life.

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September 13th, 2009 at 3:35 am

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