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Good day. my left eye is all jumpy and it is a constant move, everyday. and now it is very smaller then the other eye. what can be the problem?
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Possible nystagmus: Please see an ophthalmologist ASAP. He/she may refer you to a neurologist. There are lots of professionals out there to help you. Peace and good health.
Answered 10/24/2018
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