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Ocular Migraine? Aura without headache?

Headache & Migraine | Last Active: Oct 17 8:51am | Replies (98)
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Hi, @pfrjr78 and @thisfatoldlady - in addition to this support group here on on headache and migraine, you might want to check out the Eye Conditions support group on Mayo Clinic Connect, as well https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/eye-conditions/.

Examples of some discussions that might interest you include:

-After Cataract Surgery both eyes
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/after-cateract-surgery-both-eyes/
Was just diagnosed with glaucoma, need support!
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/was-just-diagnosed-with-glaucoma-need-support/
pfrjr78, not sure if you've completed your appointment with the neurologist just yet. If so, what did the neurologist say about your more frequent auras recently?

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thisfatoldlady | @thisfatoldlady | Apr 2 9:39pm

Thank you!

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pfrjr78 | @pfrjr78 | Apr 3 8:45am

Hi Lisa, Sorry I confused Glaucoma with my need of surgery for cataracts. From yesterday's visit with my Neurologist of most interest regarding auras was I received tablets and nasal spray to treat the onset of an aura. Of significance was I should go to the emergency room if the duration of an aura is 60 minutes.
She also remarked that triptans are not recommended for patients older than 65.

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