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Tulsa, OK
July 8, 2025
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A MyMigraineTeam Member

Menopause sucks!! I find I cannot look at screens andmust wear wearing blue light glasses when I am in this state. Good luck.

August 4, 2025
A MyMigraineTeam Member

Since menopause, I seldom get a Full-Blown Migraine.
Now, All I get are Ocular Aura Migraines.
Usually 3-4 per day.

I get Several Variations:
Zigzag (moving across eyes)
Electric Streaks
Fireworks
Center Vision Dots
Vision Blocking Cloud Form

August 2, 2025
A MyMigraineTeam Member

I understand, my photophobia is now chronic. I try not to go outside before sunset as the sun my me extremely nauseous

July 22, 2025
MyMigraineTeam

Many people with migraine with aura experience similar challenges. Aura symptoms can include visual disturbances like flashing lights and zigzag lines, hearing unexplained sounds, or feeling tingling sensations. These symptoms typically last between 5 minutes to an hour before or during the migraine attack. Sleep does play Show Full Answer

Many people with migraine with aura experience similar challenges. Aura symptoms can include visual disturbances like flashing lights and zigzag lines, hearing unexplained sounds, or feeling tingling sensations. These symptoms typically last between 5 minutes to an hour before or during the migraine attack. Sleep does play a crucial role in migraine management. Some MyMigraineTeam members have found relief through sleep aids and medications to help regulate their sleep schedule. If you're finding that only sleep helps, you might want to explore:

- Regular exercise, particularly moderate aerobic activity
- Meditation and relaxation techniques
- Establishing a consistent sleep schedule
- Discussing sleep aid options with your healthcare provider One MyMigraineTeam member shared that stress and disrupted plans often trigger their migraines, leading them to rely on rest for relief. While medications work for some people, others find that lifestyle management and sleep are their most effective tools.

July 8, 2025

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