Nystagmus (Involuntary Eye Movement / Eye Jitter)
Nystagmus (involuntary eye movement, or eye jitter) is when your eyes move back and forth or in circles without you controlling them. nystagmus is when your eyes make involuntary movements back and forth. This can affect vision clarity and balance.
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Nystagmus (Involuntary Eye Movement / Eye Jitter)
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Symptoms
- Eyes move back and forth automatically
- Blurry or bouncy vision
- Sensitivity to movement
- May tilt head to see better
- Difficulty following moving objects
- Light sensitivity possible
Causes
- Inner ear problem
- Brain condition
- Can be inherited
- Childhood cataracts
- Severe vision loss
- Some medications
Treatments
- Treat underlying cause if possible
- Special glasses or prisms
- Head positioning helps some
- Vision therapy
- Surgery to change eye muscles
- Management depends on cause
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