Specialists sometimes have the person wear thick, one-way, magnifying glasses called Frenzel lenses. To trigger nystagmus, doctors first lay people on their back and gently roll them from side to side while watching their eyes. Doctors deliberately try to trigger nystagmus if people do not have it spontaneously because the direction in which the eyes move and how long the nystagmus lasts help doctors diagnose the cause of vertigo. With nystagmus, the eyes rapidly and repeatedly jerk in one direction and then return more slowly to their original position.
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I am also warming some of the olive oil and putting it on a piece of cotton wool (which I put in my ear). This time I am using two drops just before I go to bed.
#IMPACTED EAR WAX HEADACHE FULL#
Last August, when my ears were full of wax I used a lot of olive oil 3 drops every night, morning and sometimes during the day or afternoon. Not sure if it's the oil or tablets that are helping. My T was definitely quieter last night and could hardly hear it today.
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