Patient's question:
Only half a month has passed. When the doctor conducted a vision screening at the hospital, he said my son's eyes were normal. After discharge, I noticed that my son's eyes were mostly in a free state, unable to focus on anything. No matter what I used to engage or attract him, his eyes kept moving rapidly and never focused on the object in my hand. What could be the reason why my son's eyes keep moving back and forth and cannot focus on anything?Doctor's answer:
If a child's eyes sway back and forth, approximately (or up and down), it is a condition known as "nystagmus," which is the full name for nystagmus. It is a non-limitless, rhythmic eye movement that sways back and forth. It is often caused by diseases of the visual system, extraocular muscles, inner ear labyrinth, or central nervous system. If the child cannot focus on anything in front of them, it may indicate vision problems, and it is best to seek medical attention at the ophthalmology department of a hospital as soon as possible.This is the advice for the question "Why do my son's eyes always turn?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!