Think thry never go away but your brain ignores them like it ignores your nose (close one eye)
Mine often become visible to me shortly before experiencing a migraine. Is there a reason for this? I've told my doctor, but they didn't seem to react to this information much, just said it can happen.
Not sure about seeing floaters before migraines, but what you see could be migraine auras. I have them and they affect my field of vision prior to a migraine. I'll see flashy/persistent "dots" or completely be unable to focus on certain things, like I have a blind spot. Hate it, but it at least gives me time to grab meds before the pain sets in. Usually happens ~20-60 minutes before onset.
Mine look like what's in the picture, but they're sparkly. And yeah, sometimes they're so bad they disrupt my vision, but not always.
Is it like a star? I heard it could be a sign of retinal tear.
Joke's on you, my nose covers half of my view on both eyes.
Think thry never go away but your brain ignores them like it ignores your nose (close one eye)
Mine often become visible to me shortly before experiencing a migraine. Is there a reason for this? I've told my doctor, but they didn't seem to react to this information much, just said it can happen.
Not sure about seeing floaters before migraines, but what you see could be migraine auras. I have them and they affect my field of vision prior to a migraine. I'll see flashy/persistent "dots" or completely be unable to focus on certain things, like I have a blind spot. Hate it, but it at least gives me time to grab meds before the pain sets in. Usually happens ~20-60 minutes before onset.
Mine look like what's in the picture, but they're sparkly. And yeah, sometimes they're so bad they disrupt my vision, but not always.
Is it like a star? I heard it could be a sign of retinal tear.
Joke's on you, my nose covers half of my view on both eyes.