Dr. Orwa Nasser MD MPH - Neurofeedback therapy for nystagmus

Neurofeedback therapy for nystagmus

Many people suffer from nystagmus, or what is called nystagmus. Nystagmus is a condition in which there is an involuntary movement of the eye, the eyes move involuntarily and without control continuously. In most cases, the eyes move horizontally, from right to left in a oscillatory or oscillatory manner, but in other cases the eyes move vertically or circularly.

Nystagmus is usually accompanied by poor vision and its quality, as most people with nystagmus wear glasses. These people also have sensitivity to light, feel that the world is shaking, suffer from dizziness and other vision problems. Nystagmus is often a congenital condition, and can occur as a result of various eye diseases.