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Visual aura or stintilation
Can visual aura happen without the migrains. I see a single aura with both eyes at The same time. Happens for 15-20 minutes. Starts at a small spot in visual field and then grows in size and becomes a C like pattern of zigzag lines.
Started at jan 2019, happened once a month for three months, then went away, again happened at jan 2020, happened 3-4 months again went away. Again happened today after 3 months.
I have seen many two eye specialists, there are no issues apart from vetrous liquefaction.
Is this an eye problem or a nerve problem?
Why is it not curing?
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Yes madam. Aura can happens sans headache.
Yes madam, aura without headache can occur. Its called acephalgic migraine. Please avoid precipitating factors like cheese, cashew nuts, wine, coffee and avoid sleep deficit.
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If still you are having symptoms and retina is normal then you need to consult a neurologist
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Dr. Seema Behl
Ophthalmologist
34 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes..aura common in migraine ..
Can see a neurologist ..
Do deep breathing exercises and avoid stress and precipitating factors you would have realized
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Dr. Pavan Chavan
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20 yrs exp
Pune
Yes Ma'am..Visual Aura can occur without any headaches too... You already got an eye examination and the findings were normal..if it's a recurring issue then meet a Neurophysician for detail evaluation.
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