A 37-year-old woman with a history of ocular migraines presented urgently to the New England Eye Center with a 3-week history of seeing a blurred “circle” in the central vision of her right eye. She described the symptom as “looking through water” and felt it had been stable since onset. She noted that when she blinked, the circle seemed to pulse and colors appeared to change. She denied any flashing lights or floaters in her vision.
She endorsed a recent viral upper respiratory tract infection before the onset of her (Read more...)
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