A resting blink rate is estimated to be between 8 and 21 blinks per minute, but it's believed that blink rate increases when engaged in conversation. When focusing on a specific visual task, blink rate is likely to drop. read more
A resting blink rate is estimated to be between 8 and 21 blinks per minute, but it’s believed that blink rate increases when engaged in conversation. When focusing on a specific visual task, blink rate is likely to drop. read more
The lines of my face on the right/left side to not match up. Eye Doctor: Dr. Rick, Board Certified MD replied 6 years ago It is possible that you have a third nerve palsy. read more
Normally, a blink brings tears from the tear gland, which is located above the eyeball and under the brow bone, and sweeps them across the eye surface. The importance of a “full” blink was shown in an important study, conducted by Dr. Bill Gleason some years ago, in which blinking was videotaped. read more