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Is it normal for your eyes to 'bounce' a little while you are looking really, really far to one side or the other?
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GazeEvoked Nystagmus: Or 'end-point nystagmus'. This can be a normal variant and is experienced on far peripheral gaze for sustained periods of time. It can however be seen with some neurological disorders. If there are any concerns, you should check in with a neurologist to have this evaluated. Take care.
Answered 2/23/2015
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