Rapid eye(s) shaking: Nystagmus occurs frequently in those born with low vision in both eys, or conditions like albinism or aniridia. It may in part be a protective adaption to prevent too much light from hitting the retina. Sometimes it occurs with no eye problem as a wiring issue with the brain stem. Adults get short term nystagmus from intoxicants and some medications.
Answered 12/21/2013
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Dancing eyes: Nystagmus may be caused by eye muscle control problems or may be due to a congenital visual deficit. Evaluation by a pediatric ophthalmologist will help classify types and treatments for nystagmus.
Answered 4/4/2018
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