Re: Pushing the eye ball from the corner

[Guest guest]

In my opinion, this is a stim behavior. This happens because of

neuroinflammation/altered brain chemistry because of the inflammation. It could

be allergies, it could be inflammation due to a virus. You could try removing

things from his diet or maybe he needs a new antiviral. You should talk to your

doctor about it.

Hope this helps,

>

> We started 4 months back with my son. He is now on Antiviral, SSRI and

> Yeast medication. He used to push one of his eye boll from the corner once

> in a while before while watching TV. But he has been pushing the eye boll

> from the corner for last few days quite often while watching TV and also

> when not watching TV. I do not think he has a vision problem. He did not

> co-operate when we took him to the eye doctor. Did anyone here have similar

> experience?. Please share.

>

> Thanks

> Kotesh

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Does he have a headache? sinus problems?

Kathy on

Re: Pushing the eye ball from the corner

In my opinion, this is a stim behavior. This happens because of

neuroinflammation/altered brain chemistry because of the inflammation. It could

be allergies, it could be inflammation due to a virus. You could try removing

things from his diet or maybe he needs a new antiviral. You should talk to your

doctor about it.

Hope this helps,

>

> We started 4 months back with my son. He is now on Antiviral, SSRI and

> Yeast medication. He used to push one of his eye boll from the corner once

> in a while before while watching TV. But he has been pushing the eye boll

> from the corner for last few days quite often while watching TV and also

> when not watching TV. I do not think he has a vision problem. He did not

> co-operate when we took him to the eye doctor. Did anyone here have similar

> experience?. Please share.

>

> Thanks

> Kotesh

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I do know that this can help if you have an astigmatism.  Sheri

From: JOSKAT95@... <JOSKAT95@...>

Subject: Re: Re: Pushing the eye ball from the corner

Date: Tuesday, July 20, 2010, 5:42 PM

 

Does he have a headache? sinus problems?

Kathy on

Re: Pushing the eye ball from the corner

In my opinion, this is a stim behavior. This happens because of

neuroinflammation/altered brain chemistry because of the inflammation. It could

be allergies, it could be inflammation due to a virus. You could try removing

things from his diet or maybe he needs a new antiviral. You should talk to your

doctor about it.

Hope this helps,

>

> We started 4 months back with my son. He is now on Antiviral, SSRI and

> Yeast medication. He used to push one of his eye boll from the corner once

> in a while before while watching TV. But he has been pushing the eye boll

> from the corner for last few days quite often while watching TV and also

> when not watching TV. I do not think he has a vision problem. He did not

> co-operate when we took him to the eye doctor. Did anyone here have similar

> experience?. Please share.

>

> Thanks

> Kotesh

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I do not know as he is still non-verbal 4.2 year old. As he does this when he

was in good mood also, I do not think he is doing this because of headache or

sinus problem. Thank you

> >

> > We started 4 months back with my son. He is now on Antiviral, SSRI and

> > Yeast medication. He used to push one of his eye boll from the corner once

> > in a while before while watching TV. But he has been pushing the eye boll

> > from the corner for last few days quite often while watching TV and also

> > when not watching TV. I do not think he has a vision problem. He did not

> > co-operate when we took him to the eye doctor. Did anyone here have similar

> > experience?. Please share.

> >

> > Thanks

> > Kotesh

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Have seizures of any type been ruled out?

Possible absence seizure,etc?

Have you had a 24 or 48 hr eeg to see if these are seizures?

Sent via MOTOBLURâ„¢ on Verizon Wireless

Re: Pushing the eye ball from the corner

I do not know as he is still non-verbal 4.2 year old. As he does this when he

was in good mood also, I do not think he is doing this because of headache or

sinus problem. Thank you

> >

> > We started 4 months back with my son. He is now on Antiviral, SSRI and

> > Yeast medication. He used to push one of his eye boll from the corner once

> > in a while before while watching TV. But he has been pushing the eye boll

> > from the corner for last few days quite often while watching TV and also

> > when not watching TV. I do not think he has a vision problem. He did not

> > co-operate when we took him to the eye doctor. Did anyone here have similar

> > experience?. Please share

[Guest guest]

My son does this also. His eyes were tested and are fine. In our case, I

believe this is a stim behavior (cause unknown).

S.

_____

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Sheri

Brown

Sent: July 20, 2010 2:17 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Pushing the eye ball from the corner

I do know that this can help if you have an astigmatism. Sheri

From: JOSKAT95@... <mailto:JOSKAT95%40aol.com> <JOSKAT95@...

<mailto:JOSKAT95%40aol.com> >

Subject: Re: Re: Pushing the eye ball from the corner

<mailto:%40>

Date: Tuesday, July 20, 2010, 5:42 PM

Does he have a headache? sinus problems?

Kathy on

Re: Pushing the eye ball from the corner

In my opinion, this is a stim behavior. This happens because of

neuroinflammation/altered brain chemistry because of the inflammation. It

could be allergies, it could be inflammation due to a virus. You could try

removing things from his diet or maybe he needs a new antiviral. You should

talk to your doctor about it.

Hope this helps,

>

> We started 4 months back with my son. He is now on Antiviral, SSRI

and

> Yeast medication. He used to push one of his eye boll from the corner once

> in a while before while watching TV. But he has been pushing the eye boll

> from the corner for last few days quite often while watching TV and also

> when not watching TV. I do not think he has a vision problem. He did not

> co-operate when we took him to the eye doctor. Did anyone here have

similar

> experience?. Please share.

>

> Thanks

> Kotesh

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I suspect could be close ... it can be a stim, and mild sinus pressure or

slightly dry or allergic eyes would also cause pressing like that.  I do it

without being aware a lot.  It feels good to do if I've been exposed to

allergens, or if my OCD is up - I can't always tell the difference.   But any

time all that is bothering me, deep proprioceptive input will usually ease

stims. I'm not asd, but I stim and occasionally tic from PANDAS although that's

mostly gone now.)  Any time I realize I'm stimming (I play with tape, chomp ice

constantly, feel like leaping into the air, etc), I can lift weights, do sit

ups, anything that will work my muscles hard for a few minutes, and stimming

usually eases.  Same with my oldest son - he does well with the wheelbarrow and

hanging by the arms, etc when things are off (which again, allergies set off

stims here).

I'm smelling mold in my front yard, and I may pack us up and go to my mil's

house if I can't get rid of it this weekend.

________________________________

From: <jlhank80@...>

Sent: Tue, July 20, 2010 11:19:40 AM

Subject: Re: Pushing the eye ball from the corner

 

In my opinion, this is a stim behavior. This happens because of

neuroinflammation/altered brain chemistry because of the inflammation. It could

be allergies, it could be inflammation due to a virus. You could try removing

things from his diet or maybe he needs a new antiviral. You should talk to your

doctor about it.

Hope this helps,

>

> We started 4 months back with my son. He is now on Antiviral, SSRI and

> Yeast medication. He used to push one of his eye boll from the corner once

> in a while before while watching TV. But he has been pushing the eye boll

> from the corner for last few days quite often while watching TV and also

> when not watching TV. I do not think he has a vision problem. He did not

> co-operate when we took him to the eye doctor. Did anyone here have similar

> experience?. Please share.

>

> Thanks

> Kotesh

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Kotesh

Do not judge his understanding for pain based on your experiences. My son had NO

ABILTY TO UNDERSTAND PAIN until his immune system was on the cure. We had a

clean break of his right arm and he used the hand to work his key board for an

entire day afer the injury. Additionally he did not have the related

inflammation because his immune system did not react correctly to the injury. He

may well be feeling pressure and not be processing the signals from his nervious

system correctly.

Take him to a doc that will look into sinus issues!

From: kpanguluri <kpanguluri@...>

Subject: Re: Pushing the eye ball from the corner

Date: Tuesday, July 20, 2010, 4:15 PM

 

I do not know as he is still non-verbal 4.2 year old. As he does this when he

was in good mood also, I do not think he is doing this because of headache or

sinus problem. Thank you

> >

> > We started 4 months back with my son. He is now on Antiviral, SSRI and

> > Yeast medication. He used to push one of his eye boll from the corner once

> > in a while before while watching TV. But he has been pushing the eye boll

> > from the corner for last few days quite often while watching TV and also

> > when not watching TV. I do not think he has a vision problem. He did not

> > co-operate when we took him to the eye doctor. Did anyone here have similar

> > experience?. Please share.

> >

> > Thanks

> > Kotesh

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Our 2 year daughter (NT) will do this or similar occasionally - like bring both

together or apart. What can be done about it?

________________________________

From: <jlhank80@...>

Sent: Tue, July 20, 2010 9:19:40 AM

Subject: Re: Pushing the eye ball from the corner

In my opinion, this is a stim behavior. This happens because of

neuroinflammation/altered brain chemistry because of the inflammation. It could

be allergies, it could be inflammation due to a virus. You could try removing

things from his diet or maybe he needs a new antiviral. You should talk to your

doctor about it.

Hope this helps,

>

> We started 4 months back with my son. He is now on Antiviral, SSRI and

> Yeast medication. He used to push one of his eye boll from the corner once

> in a while before while watching TV. But he has been pushing the eye boll

> from the corner for last few days quite often while watching TV and also

> when not watching TV. I do not think he has a vision problem. He did not

> co-operate when we took him to the eye doctor. Did anyone here have similar

> experience?. Please share.

>

> Thanks

> Kotesh

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Is your son getting enough calcium? My little guy would push on his eyeballs

and we found out that this was a common sign of calcium deficiency. I increased

the calcium and it went away. Just my two cents.

Jackie

> > >

> > > We started 4 months back with my son. He is now on Antiviral, SSRI

and

> > > Yeast medication. He used to push one of his eye boll from the corner once

> > > in a while before while watching TV. But he has been pushing the eye boll

> > > from the corner for last few days quite often while watching TV and also

> > > when not watching TV. I do not think he has a vision problem. He did not

> > > co-operate when we took him to the eye doctor. Did anyone here have

similar

> > > experience?. Please share.

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > > Kotesh

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I'd like to hear more about the lack of pain response. My son has Kernicterus-

jaundice poisoning after birth. He also has extreme ADHD,

Elliott

Sent from my iPhone

On Jul 20, 2010, at 11:30 PM, Bill klimas <klimas_bill@...> wrote:

> Kotesh

> Do not judge his understanding for pain based on your experiences. My son had

NO ABILTY TO UNDERSTAND PAIN until his immune system was on the cure. We had a

clean break of his right arm and he used the hand to work his key board for an

entire day afer the injury. Additionally he did not have the related

inflammation because his immune system did not react correctly to the injury. He

may well be feeling pressure and not be processing the signals from his nervious

system correctly.

>

> Take him to a doc that will look into sinus issues!

>

>

>

>

> From: kpanguluri <kpanguluri@...>

> Subject: Re: Pushing the eye ball from the corner

>

> Date: Tuesday, July 20, 2010, 4:15 PM

>

>

>

>

>

>

> I do not know as he is still non-verbal 4.2 year old. As he does this when he

was in good mood also, I do not think he is doing this because of headache or

sinus problem. Thank you

>

>

>>>

>>> We started 4 months back with my son. He is now on Antiviral, SSRI and

>>> Yeast medication. He used to push one of his eye boll from the corner once

>>> in a while before while watching TV. But he has been pushing the eye boll

>>> from the corner for last few days quite often while watching TV and also

>>> when not watching TV. I do not think he has a vision problem. He did not

>>> co-operate when we took him to the eye doctor. Did anyone here have similar

>>> experience?. Please share.

>>>

>>> Thanks

>>> Kotesh

>>>

>>>

>>>

[Guest guest]

I see a circular light in the opposite corner (with my eyes closed) when I do

this. of course, I do not do it for a stim, but noticed it when I was wiping

something out of the corner of my eye before. It is like a blue or dark round

spot with a yellow bright ring around it. My guess would be it is akin to

looking at one's fingers right up in the face in an odd way. (stim?)

> >

> > We started 4 months back with my son. He is now on Antiviral, SSRI and

> > Yeast medication. He used to push one of his eye boll from the corner once

> > in a while before while watching TV. But he has been pushing the eye boll

> > from the corner for last few days quite often while watching TV and also

> > when not watching TV. I do not think he has a vision problem. He did not

> > co-operate when we took him to the eye doctor. Did anyone here have similar

> > experience?. Please share.

> >

> > Thanks

> > Kotesh

> >

> >

> >