The "ocular migraines" are typically the aura portion of classical migraine events. The absence of pain does not imply absence of migraines, just a shift in the pattern. If these are frequent or prolonged, this would compromise visual acuity, and it could be dangerous to drive. Preventative medications are available. A neurologist can help with management.
Answered 3/10/2021
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