Eye Injuries
Because it is difficult to determine the amount or severity of any eye damage, you should seek emergency medical assistance. It is the most effective approach to protect your vision.
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4 Eye Injuries
Chemical Eye Burns
Symptoms Include:
Stinging | Burning | Redness | Pain | Swelling | Blurry vision | Watery eyes
Stinging | Burning | Redness | Pain | Swelling | Blurry vision | Watery eyes
When a solid, liquid, or vaporous chemical comes into contact with the eye, it can cause chemical eye burns.
Black eye
Symptoms Include:
Bruising | Swelling
Bruising | Swelling
A black eye is bruising and swelling around the eye that is typically produced by a blow to the area, such as a punch or a fall. Within two to three weeks, it should improve.
Eye Trauma
Symptoms Include:
Pain | Blurred vision | Blood | Dry eye | Watery eye
Pain | Blurred vision | Blood | Dry eye | Watery eye
Damage to the eye produced by a direct hit is referred to as ocular trauma. Not just the eye, but also the surrounding area, including neighbouring tissue and bone structure, may be affected by the damage.
Foreign Objects / Eye Irritants
Symptoms Include:
Pain | Red eye | Blurred vision
Pain | Red eye | Blurred vision
A foreign object is anything that comes into contact with the eye, such as dust, grit, or any other substance. Most of the time, we don’t notice these items because they’re so minute – and if they do get into our eyes, they’re harmless and quickly removed.
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