Question 1

i am experiencing  eye movement problem (quality: jerking movements) . my eyes occasionally jitter back and forth rapidly at time for a few seconds

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Need to examine: It is not feasible to provide a meaningful opinion without taking additional history, physical examination and may be some tests. It would be prudent to see your doctor, or preferably a neurologist.
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Question 2

i am experiencing  headache, eye movement problem and eyes rolling back. eyes are getting stuck looking upwards and eyebrows drawing down unable to move or control them.  can last for hours to a few seconds. headache afterwards. what could it be?

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Oculogyric crisis: You are having recurrent episodes of oculogyric crisis. These can be broken with IV benedryl or valium. They are usually caused as a drug side effect, but can also be due to MS, juvenile Parkinson's, strokes, Tourette's, head trauma and brain brain tumors among others causes. ER docs can treat the acute symptoms, but you need to see a family doctor or neurologist ASAP for a workup.

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Question 3

can nose infection effect eye movement problem?

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Yes: A serious sinus infection that breaks through the sinus wall (particularly the ethmoid sinus) can result in a serious orbital infection, which not only can affect eye movement, but also may result in blindness. A nose infection or rhinitis or a cold does not affect eye movement, as it is not invading the eye socket.

Question 4

i am experiencing  dizziness (worsened by: changing head position) . the following also describe me: spinning sensation, eye movement problem, and lightheaded. what should i do?

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See your doctor: for initial assessment, who may refer you to a neurologist for further evaluation, wish you wellness

Question 5

i am experiencing  spinning sensation and dizziness (better by: rest) (worsened by: changing head position, lying flat, sitting upright, prolonged standing) . the following also describe me: dizziness, eye movement problem, balance problems, and ringing i

Accepted Answer

Vertigo?: Have you tried Meclizine?  If this has been going on for very long - would seek medical care.

Question 6

i am experiencing  headache, shadow over part of vision, ringing in ears and eye movement problem (quality: jerking movements) .

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See neurologist: Your unpleasant symptoms have a wide number of possible causes. The best way to deal with this is to see a neurologist and XRays or other imaging studies may be necessary.

Question 7

i am experiencing  double vision (quality: with both eyes open) , eye movement problem (quality: jerking movements, slow eye movement) , arm weakne...

Accepted Answer

Diplopia: New onset of double vision at any age requires an answer and / or explanation.  The major  cause is different per age group.  See an ohpthalmologist for evaluation.

Question 8

i am experiencing dizziness (worsened by: lying flat, sitting upright) (unaffected by: exercise, hot weather, prolonged standing) (better by: rest), toothache, pain, spinning sensation, eye movement problem, balance problems, ringing in ears, loss of coor

Accepted Answer

Symptoms: Your symptoms are varied, indicating a systemic problem. Important that you see General Physician now to begin the differential diagnostic process now. Referral to a Neurologist may be in order. Oral symptoms may or may not be related to other symptoms, and you need to also see a General Dentist for evaluation.

Question 9

what kind of doctor specializes in eye movement problems?

Accepted Answer

See below: Pediatric ophthalmologists also specialize in eye movement disorders in adults.

Question 10

what kind of eye movement problems would you likely see with a lesion on cerebellum?

Accepted Answer

: If a cerebellum lesion is enlarging, pressure on the geniculate region of the posterolateral areas can cause visual abnormalities. Best is to consult a neurologist or ophthalmologist for an accurate diagnosis and possible treatment.

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I am experiencing eye movement problem (quality: jerking movements) . my eyes occasionally jitter back and forth rapidly at time for a few seconds

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I am experiencing headache, eye movement problem and eyes rolling back. eyes are getting stuck looking upwards and eyebrows drawing down unable to move or control them. can last for hours to a few seconds. headache afterwards. what could it be?

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Can nose infection effect eye movement problem?

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I am experiencing dizziness (worsened by: changing head position) . the following also describe me: spinning sensation, eye movement problem, and lightheaded. what should i do?

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I am experiencing spinning sensation and dizziness (better by: rest) (worsened by: changing head position, lying flat, sitting upright, prolonged standing) . the following also describe me: dizziness, eye movement problem, balance problems, and ringing i

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I am experiencing headache, shadow over part of vision, ringing in ears and eye movement problem (quality: jerking movements) .

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I am experiencing double vision (quality: with both eyes open) , eye movement problem (quality: jerking movements, slow eye movement) , arm weakne...

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