10 Vertigo Symptoms
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2. Abnormal Rhythmic Eye Movements
Some people who suffer from BPPV experience their eyes moving uncontrollably for a brief time. This vision condition is called nystagmus. Nystagmus results in your eyes making involuntary, repetitive and uncontrolled movements.3‘Nystagmus.’ AOA.org, www.aoa.org/healthy-eyes/eye-and-vision-conditions/nystagmus’sso=y#:~:text=Nystagmus is a vision condition,or in a circular pattern.
Your eyes may move up and down, from side to side or in a circular pattern, with both eyes consequently unable to view objects steadily. These movements can reduce your depth and vision perception, and as they affect your balance, they are often accompanied by vertigo.
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