Not normally. Most people have a small degree of astigmatism, and even quite large degrees of it need not be associated with the eyes wandering from side to side: "nystagmus"
Nystagmus in the young can occur with a wide range of eye disorders of childhood such as cataract, glaucoma, some disorders of the retina and albinism. It may also be found in children who have multiple disabilities such as Down's syndrome, though it is quite possible for no clear cause to be found.
Poor vision with very severe uncorrected astigmatism, could be a factor in some cases.
Nystagmus appearing later in life may be a symptom of another condition such as stroke, multiple sclerosis or even a blow to the head. There are many causes.
No. Dry eyes do not cause tingling of the left side of head and hands.
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Yes
A flounder does remain upright until it matures. The eyes of the flounder are on each side of its head. Once the flounder matures, it becomes a bottom dweller, turning flat onto its side, and the eyes slowly move position.
No they only have 2 eyes. They can move their heads all the way around so...yah.
It's the angle you have to turn your eyes to move your gaze from one side of the object to the other side.
It depends what is causing the pain. Sore eyes are the symptoms, but the cause is what can have additional effects.
Because of the ciliary muscles present on either side of eyes which contract and relax resulting in movement.
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Because your eye muscles pull on your brain
These are called s waves (secondary waves) while p waves move up and down s waves move side to side
you probably have a sinus infection especially if your head or under your eyes hurt because that's where your sinus's you probably should go to a doctor.