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Illustrations of visual migraine aura

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KP - 10 Dec 2005 13:21 GMT
Anyone here who can provide me with illustrations of visual migraine
aura phenomena to be used in a non-profit medical website about
migraine aura ( www.migraine-aura.org ). Thanks, KP
stockton - 12 Dec 2005 17:20 GMT
I've had about five or six migraines, three of which I suspect were
brought on by eating contaminated pork or fish.

Each time, the migraine would be preceeded by a visual aura. The aura
basically looked like a long but narrow spider web stretching
horizontally across my field of vision. It glowed a bright white color
and pulsed and flickered as if some kind of electrical current were
flowing through it. The strands of the web seemed thick and flat. The
aura remained in one part of my field of vision; I believe it was the
lower-right side. So that no matter where in the room I looked, the
aura would remain there. It disappeared before the actual pain began.
KP - 12 Dec 2005 18:30 GMT
Your description of your visual migraine aura as a "spider web" is very
interesting, such descriptions of visual auras of "web form dimension"
are rare. Could you make a drawing of what you are seeing during those
auras and send me the illustration to reproduce it on the aformentioned
website. Thanks, KP
Ann - 12 Dec 2005 21:48 GMT
>I've had about five or six migraines, three of which I suspect were
>brought on by eating contaminated pork or fish.
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>lower-right side. So that no matter where in the room I looked, the
>aura would remain there. It disappeared before the actual pain began.

Interesting.  I get the classic jagged flickering V on its side that
gets bigger and bigger until it disappears off the edge of vision.  I
don't get a headache.

Ann
 
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