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eyes rolling

by pigeon17, Jan 23, 2009 07:58AM
Hi my toddler is 15months old, weighing 12.5kg, height 84 cm, his eyes roll when he is tired , they dance up and down.He has had a ct scan which came back clear, and also the back of his eyes checked which was okay aswell, he also  has a problem with his balance were he would fall about 10 times in a minute and this is when his eyes are fine.he also rolls his eyes up and goes into a trance, if he was to go to sleep for 5 minutes his eyes are corrected, sometimes 5 minutes later his eyes are back to rolling again, i just want to get to the bottom of it could you help me???

Thanks
Very worried mother

Member Comments (2)

by CW0716, Feb 24, 2009 09:18PM
To: pigeon17
My son is 16 months old and he has been rolling his eyes VERY frequently for a week and a half. I am a pediatric nurse and my first thought was small seizures. In fact, the odds are good that it is and my pediatrician agrees.  He had an EEG today so I don't know for sure but the PA int the neurology dept whom I've known for 20+ years agreed. It's tough but not the worst thing as I have seen many times. Best to be aware now before school starts.  Good luck and be brave!
CW

by Heidi7007, Oct 29, 2009 09:31PM
To: Pigeon17
My 7 month old son does the same thing. Over the last two weeks I have noticed his eyes rolling to the left and up, about 6 times a day (that I see). I decided to google babies+eye rolling, and came up with this forum. There doesn't seem to be any explainations, just lots of similar cases. After reading about other babies, I remember that he does 'zone out' for brief moments, but this may also be related to being tired. I will do more research and let you know if I find anything.
Heidi
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