Everything You Need to Know About Ocular Migraine An ocular migraine is a condition characterized by temporary blindness in one eye. It happens when there is an insufficient flow of blood to the retina or behind the eye. If you have an ocular migraine, your vision may get back to normal within an hour. Ocular migraines are not the same as visual migraines. Visual migraines typically affect both eyes. Symptoms of an Ocular Migraine Ocular migraines may affect a part of or the entire visual field of an eye. The episode typically lasts an hour or less. The blind spot […]
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