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[Neuro-ophthalmological complications in the wake of oral contraceptives].

The increased use of oral contraceptives has lead to a simultaneous increase in the number of hormonal related neuroophthalmological complications. Several studies examining various aspects of these complications are reviewed. 3 groups of affliction types are described; those showing symptoms of stroke; those in whom the major changes were in the optical organs and those women who were afflicted with consistent migraine headaches when using hormonal ovulation inhibitors. There was a tendency for the preparation C-Quens (chlormadinone acetate and mestranol) to cause a haziness of the sight which was due to retinal swelling a condition which disappeared after discontinuation of use of the preparation. It is emphasized that the appearance of neuroophthalmological complications can often be a signal of the development of some more serious complication; these types of afflictions often precede or accompany other more involved disorders.