Ocular Migraine Causes, Symptoms and Treatment

Go to the doctor and make sure it’s ocular migraine not other diseases with the same symptoms. Ocular migraine has other names like: monocular, ophthalmic, retinal and visual. The warning indications of it are: a headache continuing from four to seventy-two hours. It usually pulsates or throbs, you feel worse when moving, sense pain, the latter influences one side of your head.