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is this nystagmus? pIease help?!?
I'm 15 right now (guy) and about 2 years ago, I got sick with strep throat and while I was laying in bed, I suddenly got a strange dizzy feeling. I found out it was vertigo and at the same time, my eyes were shifting left and right pretty fast and I couldnt stop it. It lastd about 5 minutes and it went away and until this day. I get the same feeling about once every 2 months. So I went to do an eeg and they found no seizures or anything. So that's good.. but nothing showed up for the eyes. The doctors I was talking with said its not a seizure and so I mentioned nystagmus but they said it can't be because it would be much more often than how often I would get it. So what is it? Could it be nystagmus? Please help?! By the way I am completely aware when its happening I can talk I, I can move and walk but if I walk I would fall over from the vertigo.. I would get panic attacks when it happens so I know I'm awake. Thanks.
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- Anonymous8 years ago
I have Nystagmus 24/7, my eyes never stop moving. Most of the time I don't notice it. Rarely I can feel my eyes moving but only when it is really bad.
Some people only get it when they are stressed or tired, so if you have panic attacks and get anxious or nervous this could trigger it.
Nystagmus is only the involuntary movement of the eye muscles nothing to worry about, it may cause your vision to get a bit blurred, but that is all it will do to you.