Migraine that causes a visual disturbance is known as ocular migraine. Find out more about what causes ocular migraine and how you can cope with its symptoms.

The visual symptoms of an ocular migraine usually last less than 60 minutes. If you get them less often than once a month, you probably won't need specific treatment.

Ocular migraine refers to a migraine episode with visual symptoms. If it occurs in one eye, it’s called retinal migraine. But if it occurs in both eyes, doctors call it migraine with aura. It ...

With an ocular migraine, the visual distortion happens in just one eye, and it won't "that shimmering quality to it." Though a migraine aura may appear to be occurring in just one eye, ...

Retinal migraine is a rare type of migraine that causes visual disturbances in only one eye before the headache comes on. The term doesn’t refer to all migraines with visual symptoms, such as ...

Ocular migraines affect your vision in one or both eyes. Here, experts share ocular migraine symptoms, causes, and treatments. Skip to main content. Subscriptions; Animals. Business. Entertainment ...

Retinal migraine is rare, and it’s important to get an eye exam to confirm this diagnosis, since vision problems limited to just one eye—as well as complete vision loss, however fleeting—can ...

According to an expert, "mosaic-like" blank spots in your vision are a sign of an ocular migraine - he shared some of the causes of the phenomenon, some of which can be avoided.

DEAR DR. ROACH: I get eye migraines. What causes these? Can they be eliminated or at least managed? -- C.P. ANSWER: Migraines often affect vision. Many people with migraines get an “aura” of ...