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ocular migraines covergence insufficient disorder amblyopia
Over 2 years ago I had my first ocular migraine. Ever since I have had conic migraines and my vision has never been the same. I was diagnosed with covergence insufficient and I have a bad right eye since I was born. The eye doctor stated the migraines would not be caused by the eye disorder. I went to the neurologist and he has put me on 2 different medications that have only made things worse. Haven't been able to work. Any help would be appreciated.
Okay so you have two different problems, not related and need two different type of MD specialists. For your migraines you need a neurologist that takes care of migraines. For convergence insufficient and amblyopia you need to se an Eye MD ophthalmologist. If the first two medications for your migraine didn’t work you need to go on to a third or fourth till you find something that does work. Migraines are difficult to treat and each person requires something different.
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