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What type of visual disturbance qualifies as a visual aura?  

Visual aura is commonly described as a scintillating scotoma. In practice, there is a much wider spectrum of visual symptoms in the migraine population. I’m curious whether people would consider “blurry vision”, “seeing spots”, or other vague descriptions as evidence of aura.



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