I too get this strange action.But when i consult a doctor he says that its nothing but a sinus headache.i dont understand what should i think it to be?a migrane or symptom of sinus?please help me
Dec 19, 2017 Rating
want to know treatment for this NEW by: Anonymous
yes this what i exactly see somtimes but before this i dont know about this not even my family members thank you so much. ... but i want solutions for that because whenever it happens i feel dizzy and pain in my head and left eye , it becomes very irritating so is thier any medicine or any exersice for this desease??
Jan 13, 2014 Rating
eye auraNEW by: Carol
First thing I thought was stroke. Thank you all for this info, pretty scary the first time!
Jun 03, 2013 Rating
great reliefNEW by: sj
i had an episode today 1st time. i saw exactly what you have in your photo. mine came with an extreme headache & a little dizzy. i had no idea what it was. i am happy to know i am not having a stroke.
Mar 05, 2012 Rating
It was such a reliefNEW by: Mark A.
it was such a relief when I discovered how common it is. These images are just what I see as well. Unfortunately, my daughter also is afflicted...and her headache leads to vomiting...I got off lucky I guess...I lay down for a couple hours and I'm almost good to go...I get a dull headache afterward.
Feb 11, 2012 Rating
auraNEW by: Anonymous
this looks like mine by it flashes and moves very colorful but freaky
May 03, 2010 Rating
Very similar to what I see by: Antonx2
What I find triggers an attack are:
1 Going outside on a cool morning (ie after having a shower) with wet hair, then later that morning I could easily have an attack
2 Early in the morning if a very bright light strikes my eye, (ie a bright flash of reflected sunlight off a window or passing car in a normally dim lit situation)
3 Often if I eat certain types of cheese, oddly enough, the next day I will have an attack.
If I take an aspirin as soon as I first notice any symptom of an oncoming attack, I find the attack is shorter and less severe, if it doesn't go away almost immediately. An attack often starts with a small blurring in the center of my vision, combined with a very slight feeling of nausea.
Mar 31, 2010 Rating
This is it! by: Steve W
What a relief. This is exactly what I see about halfway through. The episode lasts about 30-40 minutes, starting with a little disturbance feeling then a spot in the center of my vision. The spot expands into a crescent of kaleidoscopic distortion on one side or the other, then gradually clears out the side. I have no other symptoms at the time unless the aura itself makes me anxious. The best self diagnosis I have found is "migraine aura without headache" - see https://www.relieve-migraine-headache.com/silent-migraine.html. I get one every 3-6 months but have gone 2-3 years without one. Rarely I have had 2 or 3 episodes in one month.
Oct 23, 2009 Rating
Looks familiar! by: James
Sure enough, that looks like how a lot of people describe and draw their visual migraine aura. Well done.
Oct 21, 2009 Rating
beautiful! by: Anonymous
beautiful image although I know it is annoying.You realy captured it
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