A symptom seen in some migraine sufferers is puffy eyelid. This is also called eyelid edema or oedema. It is considered a unilateral cranial autonomic symptom, which means the symptoms happen on both sides of the head and can’t be controlled by the patient. Other cranial autonomic symptoms include droopy eyelid, watery eyes, constriction of the eye’s pupil, red or bloodshot eyes, nasal congestion and facial sweating. In a 3001 study of 892 migraine sufferers at a headache clinic in China, the most common of these symptoms was facial sweating, which was reported by 29 percent of the patients. Eyelid puffiness was the least common, reported by 10 percent of those in the study. One-fifth of those patients said that only one eyelid was puffy during migraine.

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