Will Acquired Nystagmus Go Away?

In most cases, acquired nystagmus goes away after the cause has been treated. In rare cases, it can be caused by a serious medical condition such as a stroke, cataracts, an inner ear disorder, or a head injury.

Can acquired nystagmus be cured?

There is currently no cure for nystagmus. Having nystagmus can cause reduced vision but there things which can help manage the condition and make the most of your sight. Glasses and contact lenses will ensure that you, or your child, have the best vision possible.

Is acquired nystagmus permanent?

In some cases, acquired nystagmus may come and go, depending on the severity of the underlying cause of the disease. Unfortunately, for some patients, the effects of nystagmus are permanent.