Occular migraines cause vision loss or visual impairment lasting less than an hour, along with or following a migraine headache. Specialists sometimes call these episodes "retinal," "ophthalmic," or "monocular" migraines. This problem is rare. It affects affects about one out of each two hundred people those that have migraines.
Ocular migraines are harmless and thus does not require any medication. This is considered as self curable without any treatment.
Related Journals of Ocular migraines
Clinical & Experimental Ophthalmology, International Journal of Ophthalmic Pathology, Optometry: Open Access, Glaucoma: Open Access, Retina-Vitreus, Journal of Ocular Biology, Journal of Ocular Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Retinal Cases and Brief Reports
