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History of seizures, is having a loss of balance, low blood pressure, and fast movements of eyes something to be concerened about?
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Possibly: These symptoms could be side effect of medications, inner ear trouble, or infection. I would recommend visiting your family doctor or neurolgist to be further evaluated.
Answered 5/3/2013
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