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Ear infections can do it.
Sometimes the ear infection can also cause dizziness. Make sure that your niece's eye is protected against drying out as it could lead to ulcers on her cornea and significant loss of vision. Especially while she sleeps you should lubricate it with Lacrilube, tape the eyelid partially closed, or cover the eye with Saran Wrap. Return to original Article Click HERE to return to the main Neurology WebForum Homepage.