How are ophthalmoplegic migraine treated, does it require surgery?

NO: Ophthalmologic migraine is a rare disorder due to vascular damage to the nerves moving the eyes (the oculomotor nerve).

Thanks for asking!: There are many, many different types of headaches, but many different types are referred to as 'migraine' headaches. The key to proper headache treatment is a proper diagnosis of the specific type of headache. Most migraine headaches can be adequately controlled with medication and diet intervention without the need for surgical procedures.