Hi IsabelBlueStar!
I get blind-spots with my migraines. You are right, blind spots can be a migraine symptom.
If you ever have stroke-like symptoms such as numbness along with vision changes, it is important to seek emergency medical attention. If this happens again, please seek immediate medical attention. Even though your original symptoms have resolved now, you should still make an appointment with your family doctor or a neurologist to discuss this issue.
- marilee
Hi,
How are you? There are various causes of temporary blind spot such as glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, atherosclerosis and even migraine headaches. Alcohol abuse, multiple sclerosis, and pituitary tumors may also result in blind spots. If this persists, have this checked by your doctor or be referred to an eye doctor for proper evaluation. Direct clinical examination is essential. Take care and regards.