What are the prominent symptoms of nystagmus?

Nystagmus, also known as nystagmus, is an involuntary, rhythmic, back-and-forth eye movement. It is often caused by diseases of the visual system, extraocular muscles, labyrinth of the inner ear, and the central nervous system. So what are the symptoms of nystagmus?

1. The direction of the tremor.

The direction of nystagmus is horizontal, vertical, rotary, oblique and mixed, of which horizontal is the most common.

2. Forms of tremor.

There are two forms of nystagmus: impulsive and oscillating. Impulsive nystagmus is birhythmic and involves the movement of the eyes in both directions at unequal speeds, turning slowly to one side and then in the opposite direction of the fast phase. Usually the fast phase is used as the direction of nystagmus.

Oscillatory nystagmus is the movement of the eye from the midpoint to the sides of the globe with equal amplitude and velocity, and there is no distinction between fast and slow.

3. Conscious symptoms of nystagmus.

Congenital patients generally have no self-conscious symptoms because the fixation reflex has not yet developed, and acquired people can have self-conscious symptoms after adulthood.

1. The sense of object movement, the feeling of turbulence in the eyes of external objects, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and often the feeling of moving objects that do not move back and forth.

2. Vision loss, due to poor macular development or confusion caused by tremor is not conducive to macular fixation, fixation reflex can not develop.

3. Central nystagmus with diplopia mostly has tremor diplopia.

4. Congenital idiopathic nystagmus, mostly impulsive or horizontal, more obvious during fixation, without obvious organic lesions. Visual acuity loss is usually caused by image tremor, so a decrease in tremor can occur in a certain area in the slow phase direction, that is, visual acuity can be significantly improved here when the eye position is rested.

5. Compensatory cephalic position, head turning nystagmus is often accompanied by congenital cataract or albinism, etc., with obvious visual impairment, and the form of tremor is mostly swinging and horizontal tremor with equal velocity. Acquired tremor is often vertical or rotational.

6. Central nystagmus is nystagmus caused by inflammation, tumor, degeneration, trauma, vascular disease caused by vestibular or its connection pathway with the cerebellar stem, mostly impulsive or horizontal nystagmus, generally without vertigo symptoms, but sometimes tremor diplopia.

The eyeball moves back and forth at a marked different speed, and when the eye slowly turns in the other direction to a certain extent, it suddenly returns in a rapid movement. This type of tremor has chronic and fast phases, with chronic being physiological and fast being corrective movements. The fast phase direction is the direction of nystagmus, and the fast phase is related to **.

The symptoms of nystagmus are mainly manifested in the following aspects:

1.The eyeballs involuntarily make rhythmic, regular movements. When the patient has one eye closed or both eyes open, the nystagmus has the same frequency, oscillating from side to side like a pendulum.

2.Low vision. Patients present with blurred vision, which is difficult to improve with intervention** or correction compared to myopia.

3.Movement of vision. It mainly refers to the feeling that the patient is constantly shaking when looking at a stationary object.

In addition, patients may also have symptoms such as diplopia, strabismus, head deviation, dizziness, and vomiting. If it is not effective**, it can lead to complications such as torticollis and visual impairment.

1. Vision loss: Patients will show blurred vision, which mainly refers to lower visual acuity. Vision loss can be restored by methods such as distant gaze, lens exercises, and manipulations.

The distant gaze consists of a full-body gaze for 25 seconds, recognizing the outlines of blades of grass and leaves. The exercise is done by using both hands to rotate the eyeballs in order.

2. Compensatory head position: In order to see objects clearly, patients use some special head positions such as eccentricity and side face to overcome the discomfort of seeing, and sometimes they will be accompanied by involuntary shaking or nodding. This condition can be corrected by wearing glasses.

If the effect of wearing correction is not obvious, surgery is required**.

3. Shaking of objects: patients will have a sense of turbulence, dizziness, nausea and vomiting when looking at external objects, and often feel that immobile objects are constantly moving back and forth. Brain MRI is usually done, and most of them may be caused by insufficient blood supply.

Minimize external disturbances to objects, such as air currents or vibrations. The patient is horizontal, and can hang objects and pull a few more lines around it.

Nystagmus is mostly caused by neuromuscular dysplasia of the eye or cataracts, total color blindness, etc. In some patients, it is caused by ocular nystagmus or central nystagmus or otogenic nystagmus. Patients will show some of the above symptoms, but in addition to brain tumors, cerebrovascular diseases and other symptoms.

Nystagmus is divided into essential nystagmus and central nystagmus, and the symptoms of essential nystagmus are: involuntary movement of the eyeball, tilting of the head to see, and frequent nodding and shaking of the head. Idiopathic nystagmus is a congenital nystagmus that is not well understood, and surgery is generally performed after school age.

The symptoms of central nystagmus are: tremor diplopia, visual flickering and vertigo. Central nystagmus may be associated with brainstem, cerebellar, and spinal cord lesions and require further neurological investigation.

The two main clinical manifestations of nystagmus are involuntary, rhythmic back and forth movements of the eyeball. The direction can be divided into horizontal, vertical, rotation, etc.

In the throbbing type, the eyes move back and forth at different speeds. When the eyeball slowly turns in the other direction, reaching a certain point, the eyeball will suddenly bounce back. This type of tremor is characterized by a chronic phase and a rapid phase, with the chronic being the menstrual phase and the rapid phase being the slow phase of corrective movements.

The direction of nystagmus is related to **. The swing of the eyes, like a pendulum, has no distinction between fast and slow. The speed and amplitude of the swing are equal.

This is common in patients with amblyopia and amblyopia. Nystagmus is an involuntary, rhythmic back and forth movement of the eyeball. The direction can be divided into horizontal, vertical, rotation, etc.

The horizontal type is common, the rapid phase is often used to represent the direction of nystagmus, and the rapid phase is used to compensate for the recovery of the fixation. It is often caused by disorders of the visual system, extraocular muscles, labyrinth of the inner ear, and the central nervous system. Nystagmus is not a stand-alone disease, but a clinical manifestation of certain diseases that should be directed at**.

Nystagmus symptoms: The nystagmus of congenital nystagmus is not self-controlled, which is called involuntary. With the exception of multiple binocular monocular or asymmetric congenital nystagmus, the degree of amblyopia in both eyes is mostly similar in the absence of complications such as strabismus or refractive error.

Compensates for the cephalic position, which is characterized by side-to-side deflection of the face. Only a few cases show that the jaw is raised or adducted, and a few cases have a side-to-side tilt of the head. A small number of frequent blinks can be manifested, the more attention to the ** target, the more frequent the blinking of the eyes, both fast and frequent, and mental tension is obviously related.

Before I had some problems with my eyesight, I couldn't see clearly, and then it was very serious and led to amblyopia, probably because of the weak relationship, caused nystagmus, I didn't feel it at all, it was once with my family, they gradually found out about the situation, and then it became more and more serious, more obvious, in short, it didn't look very good-looking, and the eyesight became worse and worse, so I was particularly worried about how to ** this situation, I don't know what to do, Is nystagmus serious? Is it possible**?

1. The situation of nystagmus is not serious, mainly depending on each person's condition, production is not an independent disease, but a clinical symptom caused by other diseases, the main thing is to figure out the cause of the eyeball, tremor of the symptoms, and then do targeted **, if the situation is not very serious, after a period of time ** can improve the situation.

2. There are many reasons for nystagmus, some of them are because of weak vision, so we should find ways to improve our vision, and for patients with severe farsightedness, we must wear glasses to play a role in adjustment. In some cases, surgery is required to adjust the position of the eyeball, etc., in short, everyone's situation is very different, so the ** done will be a little different.

3. Through a certain degree of ** and adjustment, I believe that this situation can be cured, and the patient should actively carry out **, and must go to the ophthalmology department of a regular hospital to ensure the efficacy. There are also some patients who are more serious, in addition to **, they should usually do relevant training, and it will take a long time to return to normal.

In short, for nystagmus, it is necessary to persist for a long time in order to be effective, and various means must be taken, the patient or the patient's family must actively cooperate to be effective, and in addition to the diet, more vitamins and proteins should be supplemented.

nystagmus, or nystagmus, is a rhythmic movement of the eye that is not controlled by the mind. It is often not a separate disease, but a clinical manifestation of certain diseases.

According to the onset period, it can be divided into congenital and acquired nystagmus. Congenital nystagmus is strongly hereditary, and acquired nystagmus is often caused by diseases of the visual system, extraocular muscles, inner ear, and central nervous system. Nystagmus may affect vision, may make it difficult for people to see in dark places, and may also be sensitive to bright light.

Patients may have balance problems and feel dizzy, fatigued, etc.

Nystagmus. The direction is divided into horizontal, vertical, and rotational type, with the horizontal type being the most common, usually the fast-phase direction indicating the direction of nystagmus, and the fast-phase being the compensatory recovery of fixation movement. Referred to as nystagmus. In fact, it is a kind of eye movement that does not know whether it is regular, or swings back and forth.

Generally speaking, nystagmus, this disease is very harmful, and sometimes it often affects the learning and work of our patients.

There are many factors that cause nystagmus, such as oblique nystagmus, recessive nystagmus, or occupational nystagmus. So what do patients with nystagmus need to pay attention to? Let me take a look and share some of my suggestions.

For nystagmus patients, especially children, it is important to pay attention to safety in daily life.

Nystagmus is an involuntary, rhythmic, back-and-forth swinging movement, then this situation is likely to belong to the study of tremor, nystagmus is generally a clinical manifestation of some diseases, so it is very important to find the right **to make a corresponding **, in general, it is possible to be positive**.

Nystagmus**.

1. Cause**.

If it can be detected, it should be positive.

2. Wear glasses for correction.

If there is refractive error, it should be corrected as much as possible; People with amblyopia should strive to improve their vision.

3. Wear a prism.

It can be equipped with a triangular prism with the bottom facing outwards to strengthen the radiation and reduce nystagmus.

4. Surgery**.

For congenital nystagmus, surgery can be performed as appropriate, with the aim of correcting the compensatory cephalic position, changing the ocular position, reducing nystagmus, and improving visual acuity. The principle of surgery is to retract the two extraocular muscles on the slow side, reduce their tension, balance them with the extraocular muscles on the fast side, and change the ocular position from the eccentric fixation to the anterior fixation.

5. Acupuncture**.

1) Acupuncture: select the distribution area of the head pulse, bladder meridian and gallbladder meridian acupuncture points, use a rolling needle, once a day, roll 100 200 times from front to back each time, and apply a pestle needle to the distribution area of the back pulse and bladder meridian acupuncture points, once a day, 30min each time.

2) Auricular acupuncture: select the auricular acupoints liver, heart, kidney, spleen, eye, and A is acupuncture, use Wang Buliu Xingzi to press the acupoints, fix the adhesive tape, press 4 6 times a day by hand, and retain 7d.

3) Acupuncture: Select acupuncture such as Eye Ming, Pupil Ili, Hegu, Zusanli, Taichong, etc., plus Liver Yu. Kidney Yu, Spleen Yu, Stomach Yu, Xin Yu, Shen Mai, Zhaohai, Taiyi acupuncture is used, once every other day.

6. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this disease is mostly caused by insufficient congenital endowment, or ear and brain lesions, or wind, heat and evil poison attacking the brain.

For those who have liver heat and wind, it is advisable to clear the liver and diarrhea heat, dispel wind and disperse evil, add or subtract Fangzong gentian diarrheal liver decoction, medicinal Bupleurum chinensis, skullcap, gardenia, gentian grass, psyllium, Mutong, mustard, parsnip, raw licorice, etc.; The syndrome belongs to the liver and kidney yin deficiency, yang hyperactivity and wind, the treatment should nourish the liver and kidney, calm the liver and calm the wind, Fangzong Gastrodia hook vine drink plus or minus, medicinal gastrodia, hook vine, stone cassia, gardenia, skullcap, Chuansheng knee, motherwort, Poria cocos, ligustrum, lotus grass, etc.; If the syndrome is congenital deficiency and spleen and kidney deficiency, it is advisable to replenish the spleen and benefit the kidney, Fangzong ginseng nourishing camp decoction plus or minus, medicinal Codonopsis, Poria cocos, Atractylodes, Rehmannia, Angelica, White Peony, Yuanzhi, Huaisheng knee, Cuscuta seed, etc.

Seeing things is jittery and cannot be fixed at one point. Its main symptoms are as follows: eyeball twitching or wiggling:

Involuntary, persistent, and more regular eye beats or movements in both eyes or in one eye. Jumping - The eyeball moves back and forth at a marked different speed, and when the eye slowly turns in the other direction to reach a certain point, it suddenly returns in a rapid motion.