1. Stress. Significant stress can lead to migraines and I can feel them slowly start to build in the upper front of my brain above my left eye (or at least that's what it feels like). This can be stress from work or from kids or whatever.
2. Blips. I don't know how to describe these really. It's like my brain doesn't quite know how to process what's going on. An example: I gave my kids some ice cream for a snack one day after asking my wife if I should and her saying yes. 5 minutes later, she comes into the kitchen and says "Do we have any ice cream for the kids?". I respond with "Yes, I just gave them some, like we discussed." Her response: "We should give the kids some ice cream."
Now, that's a little bit of a weird conversation, and I think she was distracted by someone messaging her on her phone, but my brain just kind of "blipped" and didn't quite know how to handle it and it was instant blurred vision.
1. Stress. Significant stress can lead to migraines and I can feel them slowly start to build in the upper front of my brain above my left eye (or at least that's what it feels like). This can be stress from work or from kids or whatever.
2. Blips. I don't know how to describe these really. It's like my brain doesn't quite know how to process what's going on. An example: I gave my kids some ice cream for a snack one day after asking my wife if I should and her saying yes. 5 minutes later, she comes into the kitchen and says "Do we have any ice cream for the kids?". I respond with "Yes, I just gave them some, like we discussed." Her response: "We should give the kids some ice cream."
Now, that's a little bit of a weird conversation, and I think she was distracted by someone messaging her on her phone, but my brain just kind of "blipped" and didn't quite know how to handle it and it was instant blurred vision.