Have been suffering from migraines for 8 years. Recently, I noticed (3 years ago) that sometimes one pupil enlarges more than the other and by the time it shrinks, the image is blurry. The ophthalmologist said there was nothing to worry about. My question is, could this be related to migraine?
If these symptoms are related, i.e., they occur before the migraine attack, they can be associated with migraine, but if they are not related to the migraine attack, see a neurologist.
Remember that our expert's answer is informative and will not replace a visit to the doctor.
Beata TarnackaHead of the Rehabilitation Clinic of the Medical University of Warsaw.
Member of the Polish Neurological Society, Polish Society for Atherosclerosis Research, Polish Society of Clinical Neurophysiology and Polish Rehabilitation Society.
Specializes in neurology and neurological rehabilitation of people adults.
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