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A member asked:
What would make your eyes make small minuscule movements when staring at self in mirror?. this happened yesterday. my eyes were making very very tiny movements but today they are not and i can keep my eyes very steady, didnt look like nystagmus?
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What you described does not suggest nystagmus. If your vision is as it has been, you need not be concerned. Wish you good health!
Answered 9/10/2022
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