Janyce Is a 19-Year-Old Patient Who Came to the Medical

Janyce is a 19-year-old patient who came to the medical office because she is having trouble with her eyes. They move rapidly side-to-side, and she can't seem to control it. She says it's embarrassing, because her friends are uncomfortable around her and do not want to look at her directly. She denies drug use, but does drink "a lot" of alcohol. She has not had any injuries to the head. Testing rules out a stroke or lesion on the brain. Which of the following would you expect the physician to suggest to treat her nystagmus?

A) Alcohol rehabilitation therapy
B) Physical therapy to gain control over the eye movements
C) A strenuous exercise routine to improve her overall health
D) A low-salt diet to correct an electrolyte imbalance
E) LASIK surgery to remove her astigmatism