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Are head tremors be associated with nystagmus?
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Tremors: Abnormal head movements can be associated with nystagmus. This can be a sign of something very serious so i would recommend seeing an eye doctor as soon as possible for further evaulation and treatment.
Answered 3/2/2019
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