What are the symptoms of nystagmus

Nystagmus usually manifests as uncontrollable eye movements. The form, direction, amplitude and speed of movement after inflammation occur in different patients. After inflammation occurs, it is also accompanied by decreased vision, and symptoms such as a sense of shaking objects and double vision will also appear.

After inflammation occurs, you usually need to actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment, so that the symptoms can be effectively improved. After inflammation occurs again, you can usually choose optical treatment, including refractive correction or prism treatment. The refractive angle is usually corrected by wearing corrective glasses, which can effectively synchronize the eyeball's movement and keep the optical center of the lens at a certain distance from the eyeball, so that the correction effect can be ideal. When using prism treatment, the patient is usually required to wear bronze prisms on both eyes. After wearing the prisms, refraction can be effectively used to move the static eye position from the side to the front, effectively eliminating the compensatory head position and improving the forward vision. Nystagmus usually cannot be completely cured and can only be relieved through corrective methods.

When wearing prisms or glasses for correction, you usually need to pay attention to eye care and try not to over-strain your eyes to avoid affecting recovery.