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I keep getting dots of different color lights (blue, green, red, regular light) in my vision. could this be from my chronic migraines or ms? both?
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See eye specialist: Although could be due to migraine aura, might be a retinal or vitreous issue, and needs to be checked by ophthalmologist. Why is there question of MS?
Answered 6/11/2017
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