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Can migraine start in either eye and have different symptoms?

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Dr. John Jarstad answered

Specializes in Ophthalmology

Yes: It's possible to have a migraine without a headache. This is referred to as an ophthalmic migraine or atypical migraine. You should consult an ophthalmologist and have a field of vision study. Following this a trip to a neurologist or your family doctor with a copy of the test should be done.

Answered 6/29/2013

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