I have a cousin who is 16 years old now.She blinks when she thinks and speaks like when she is narrating an incident that happened before.She doesn't feel her blinking the eyes.While she blinks her pupils go up too.When she looks at someone's face and talks directly she doesn't blink but the moment she removes her attention from the listener's face while she talks she starts blinking.Please let me know the reason.
try and track WHEN he does it most. if he's talking to strangers and he's doing it more than when he talks to you. its just stress, i have rapid blinking (i just call it my blink) and i've been to psychologists, neurologists, pediatricians (I'm 22 now btw) and they all went, 'shes FINE' a friend asked me how i know (besides the doctors) its not something more serious, and i know because my blink gets LESS in the summer (when i'm not stressed about school and such).
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hi, is he on any meds that have side effects that maybe doing this? just wondering because my son takes meds and he has these side effects. the ticks were alot worst but his meds were changed. i hope everything works out, good luck and happy holidays!
Hello there,
I have a niece who is so very, very hyper active. Of course, when I bring up to my brother that she should see a doctor about it, he just shrugs it off. But, she also blinks her eyes rapidly. She was prescribed a pair of eye glasses recently, but I have noticed she still continues to blink at times when she is overly excited or just plain high strung about something. As her moods change and I am sure her blood is racing, you can't imagine how hyper this girl can get, her eyes just start blinking. It does bother me my brother won't do anything to seek help for her, but good luck.
Hello there,
I have a niece who is so very, very hyper active. Of course, when I bring up to my brother that she should see a doctor about it, he just shrugs it off. But, she also blinks her eyes rapidly. She was prescribed a pair of eye glasses recently, but I have noticed she still continues to blink at times when she is overly excited or just plain high strung about something. As her moods change and I am sure her blood is racing, you can't imagine how hyper this girl can get, her eyes just start blinking. It does bother me my brother won't do anything to seek help for her, but good luck.
Hmm, considering his having both a speech and occupational therapist, including having behavioral issues my personal opinion is obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). Of course I'm no expert, but I too have OCD and had speech problems growing up due to hearing. This may be his way of venting or balancing his frustration when attempting to communicate to others in a comprehensive manner. Does he only blink rapidly when speaking or doing something? I think you should ask why he blinks as often as he does, of course in a kind way and see what he says. Ask him if he realizes blinking the way he does, and ask him if he feels if he doesn't do it, something bad will happen. Let me know he response and reaction.