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Ocular or "classic" migraines are severe headaches accompanied by changes in vision (seeing flashes of light or shadows, or an "aura"). Mild cases can be treated with pain relievers and rest. Stronger or more frequent ocular migraines can...

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Visual disturbances - also called auras - are often described as zig-zag lines, chequers, blind spots, colour fringes, rainbows, stars, geometric shapes etc. The visual effects (scintillations) may flash, throb, shimmer, twinkle or vibrate. 'Shimmering' is a word commonly used to describe the aura. Parts of your vision may be blurry, dim or missing These visual effects are often described as psychedelic or kaleidoscopic.

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Migraines are often thought of as a straightforward process, but they can be more complex than they seem. Traditionally, migraines are divided into four phases: the premonitory phase, aura phase, headache phase, and postdrome phase. However, many people with migraines report that their symptoms don't always follow this neat sequence. During the premonitory phase, certain brain regions like the hypothalamus, thalamus, and cortical areas become active. This can lead to a variety of symptoms, including yawning, increased urination, irritability, sensitivity to light, mood swings, trouble concentrating, and neck discomfort.

Migraines are often thought of as a straightforward process, but they can be more complex than they seem. Traditionally, migraines are divided into four phases: the premonitory phase, aura phase, headache phase, and postdrome phase. However, many people with migraines report that their symptoms don't always follow this neat sequence. During the premonitory phase, certain brain regions like the hypothalamus, thalamus, and cortical areas become active. This can lead to a variety of symptoms…

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