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Is it possible for there to be a connection between my ocular migraines and my retinopathy?
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Retinopathy: If the migraines have been moire intense and frequent since the retinopathy symptoms came on, there may be a correlation. However, the underlying cause for the retinopathy may be the culprit. Or the medicines used to treat it.
Answered 10/3/2016
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