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eyes rolling up
My son is 9 years old and 2 weeks ago started with his eyes rolling up, we took him to the doctor and he said could be a infection and he geve some medicine AMOXICILLIN and it cut his eyes rolling off just for a week now he started again please we don have insurance what is the right think to do...
I don't know the answer, but I have seen many peoples doing this, when - I assume - I looked them straight in the eyes. In my opinion, this happens when they feel unconfortable, and that instead of reacting, they make this eye movement (like someone that is blinking his eyes, but it seem to be a deeper "pulsionnal repression" in this specific case). My personnal (non scientific) impression.
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Not very helpful. Children with 'rolling eye' need to see a pediatrician and an ophthalmologist.
or if it is more fequent and he seems to kind of be a little disoriented he coudl have absense seizures.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
This is not related to an infection. You should take him to a EyeMD-ophthalmologist.
Dr. O.
Dr. O.
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