Bell's Reflex refers to the upward movement of the eyes when an attempt is made to close the eyes.

Bell's Reflex refers to the upward movement of the eyes when an attempt is made to close the eyes. The upward movement of the eye is a normal defense mechanism present in the majority of the population. It basically helps protects the eyeball (especially the cornea) against sudden contact with a potentially harmful agent. For instance, when a person blinks or when the eye is threatened by any object, the eyeballs also roll up. This helps to ensure that the majority of injuries will avoid the delicate cornea. Please SUBSCRIBE for new #doctor #shorts #medical videos! https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCGqIyXbPEu7xlsZj7oZG5Yg#menu Let’s connect 💕 IG https://m.instagram.com/eyegirlmd TikTok https://vm.tiktok.com/eyegirlmd #medical #medicine #eyes #eyehealth #learnsomethingnew

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Published April 18, 2025

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