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Eyes Uncontrollable Constant Movement (Nystagmus)
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Eyes Uncontrollable Constant Movement (Nystagmus)
Involuntary movement of the eye, usually a smooth movement in one direction followed by a quick movement in the opposite direction. Commonly caused by damage to one or more parts of the vestibular system.
Symptom classification
Body areaEyes
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