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What are the symptoms of voluntary nystagmus?

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Eye shaking: This is an eye oscillation done under voluntary control by the individual. It is usually done by concentrating at near with conversence of the eyes. Since it is voluntary, it can be controlled.

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Answered 8/31/2012

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