nystagmus in A Sentence

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    What is Nystagmus, how to identify and treat.

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    Helping children with Nystagmus.

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    Fatigue and stress can make Nystagmus worse.

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    How can Nystagmus be treated?

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    Bringing up a child with Nystagmus.

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    Nystagmus sometimes improves slightly as a person reaches adulthood;

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    Patients with Nystagmus should be referred for further investigation.

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    Usually, Nystagmus is discovered at a very young age.

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    Eyes- diplopia(double vision), Nystagmus, partial deterioration of visual acuity.

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    This is normal Nystagmus, occurring after 6 months of age.

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    Nystagmus is an uncontrolled eye movement, usually from side to side.

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    Involuntary eye movements(usually from side to side), known as Nystagmus.

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    Nystagmus is involuntary, meaning people with the condition cannot control their eyes.

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    Nystagmus, while a visible“disability,” is not the end of the world.

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    Abnormal eye movements called Nystagmus are also typically found with BPPV.

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    In a 1978 survey of college-age subjects, 8% could produce voluntary Nystagmus.

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    Nystagmus is usually infantile, meaning people have it from a very early age.

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    Nystagmus should be distinguished from inappropriate saccades that prevent steady fixation(eg, ocular flutter).

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    Parents and caretakers, here's how you can help a child who has Nystagmus:.

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    Nystagmus can be present at birth, or it may develop weeks to months later.

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    Using a small fixation target, observe the Nystagmus in all positions of gaze.

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    Studies reveal that about one child out of every several thousand has Nystagmus.

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    Experts say that about one child out of every several thousand has Nystagmus.

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    Nystagmus improves slightly as a person reaches adulthood, but it worsens with tiredness and stress.

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    Unless induced by trauma or disease, Nystagmus is almost always caused by neurological problems.

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    Unless induced by trauma or disease, Nystagmus almost always is caused by neurological problems.

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    Reassure children that Nystagmus won't stop them from being normal kids and normal adults.

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    All forms of Nystagmus are involuntary, meaning people with the condition cannot control their eyes.

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    Nystagmus may improve slightly as a person reaches adulthood, but may worsen with tiredness and stress.

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    Manifest Nystagmus is present at all times, whereas latent Nystagmus occurs when one eye is covered.

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