Do any medications cause nystagmus? Understanding Drug-Induced Involuntary Eye Movements
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Medication-induced nystagmus is one of the most common causes of acquired involuntary eye movements. It occurs when certain drugs interfere with the central nervous system pathways that control eye movement, leading to rapid, repetitive motions. This can be a sign of toxicity or an adverse reaction, especially with certain classes of medication, such as anticonvulsants and sedatives.
