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I can't see.

Ever since I was in sixth grade (i am now 20), I got "ophthalmologic migraine's". I'd see weird lights, like tv snow, and then lose my vision for about an hour at most, then got a HORRIBLE migraine. But recently I had one, and it hasnt went away. I feel like im stuck in the first 5 minutes of that kind of headache, where I can see, but not see everything. Like a blind spot. What should I do? my eyes feel  strained, and I dont have a headache. Please help. It feels like something is missing out of the picture.

Also, I have a pituitary tumor, but its a microadenoma. The surgeon said it was not causing these headaches. That was a year ago.

Please help.
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Thanks for the response. what are other symptoms of it being the tumor? The only symptoms i have , is the "blind spot" and eye strain.
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233488 tn?1310693103
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I cannot tell you if its migraine or something else. That's why they are doing tests. Migraines sometimes become so painful they require medication for relief
JCH MD
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My Neurologist told me this is a type of migraine. He offered me medicine and I havent been able to be put on it because I have neglected my MRI. I am getting one friday, and Will then be put on medicine, but Why wont this go away? if it is a migraine?
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233488 tn?1310693103
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Call your neurologist or neurosurgeon and tell them what's happened. One or the other of them should see you for a repeat evaluation: 1 to make sure your new problem is not the pit tumor. second if it is migraine to discuss medication to treat

JCH MD
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Also: I have a dr appointment for tomorrow, with an ophthalmologist, and I have an MRI Friday.
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