Full Question:
Is there any treatment to reverse the damage resulting from a migraine related cerebral infarct? The symptoms are mainly impairment of vision. It has been 5 months since the attack and I am taking a blood thinner.
Answer:
Hello;
No, I'm sorry, but I don't know of any "reversals" for the type of complicated Migraine event you suffered. Blood thinners may be appropriate, even for long periods of time. I really wish I had a more positive answer for you.
Good luck,
John Claude...
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