Migraine Without Headache (Silent Migraine)
Silent migraine, known clinically as acephalgic migraine, is experienced by only about 1-3% of people with migraine. Although it can happen at any age, it occurs most commonly later in life, particularly by people who had migraine aura with headaches during childhood. A person with this type of migraine may experience certain symptoms such as visual aura, nausea, and photophobia but, critically, no related headache.