It is an episode of loss of vision in one eye, usually lasting less than one hour and is associated with a headache.
“Ocular Migraine” is a term that has been used to refer to a number of migraine subtypes that are characterized by a variety of visual disturbances including visual loss, blind spots, zig-zag lines, or seeing stars.
stress, hormonal changes, flashing lights, drinking alcohol , changes in the weather, skipping meals, or too much or too little sleep.
CANNABIS S- patient feels deeply approaching blindness. Misty sight. Pressure from back of eyes, forward. Gonorrhśal ophthalmia. Eyeballs ache
NATMUR- zigzag appearance around all objects. Burning in eyes. Give out on reading or writing. Pain in eyes when looking down, Blinding headache. Aches as if a thousand little hammers were knocking on the brain, in the morning on awakening.
Chronic headache, semi-lateral, congestive, from sunrise to sunset, with pale face, nausea, vomiting; periodical; from eyestrain; menstrual. Before attack, numbness and tingling in lips, tongue and nose, relieved by sleep.
GRAPHITES- with intolerance of artificial light, Headache in morning on waking, mostly on one side, with inclination to vomit. Sensation of cobweb on forehead. Feels numb and pithy.
LACHESIS- Pain through head on awaking. Pain at root of nose. Pressure and burning on vertex. Waves of pain; worse after moving. Sun headaches. With headache, flickerings, dim vision, very pale face. Vertigo. . Sensation as if eyes were drawn together by cords which were tied in a knot at root of nose.
IGNATIA- spasms of lids and neuralgic pain about eyes (Nat m). Flickering zigzags