Migraine
According to research, over 39 million people in the United States are affected by Migraine. It is a headache disorder that results in moderate or severe pain, which exacerbates in the presence of movement, sound, or light.
A series of symptoms that occur 10 to 30 minutes before a migraine is known as migraine aura. Blurred vision is a major part of this series.
Some vision symptoms are also part of the migraine aura, some of them include:
- Seeing bright flashing lights
- Blind spots
- Temporary vision loss
If medical treatment is not received, a migraine may last for several hours or days. Other symptoms of headache disorder include light sensitivity, vomiting, and nausea. Migraines cannot be cured. However, your doctor may create a treatment program that works involving abortive and preventive measures. These measures may include halting a headache in progress.
Your healthcare provider may recommend the following treatment options:
- Hormonal therapy
- Counseling
- Medications
- Lifestyle changes
- Relaxation training
- Biofeedback
It would help to visit an emergency room or call 911 if you experience certain symptoms with blurred vision or headache. Call your doctor immediately if you experience these conditions:
- Fever over 102°F (39°C)
- Trouble speaking
- Facial numbness or paralysis [1]
- Trouble walking
- Stiff neck [2]
- Drooping eye or lips
- Confusion