Why do my eyes keep getting blood shot????
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Go to your doctor. You may have hypertension or the walls of your blood vessels may be innately weak.\n\nWhatever is causing it, it needs to be investigated.\n\nPlease - do see your physician.
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It doesn't only occur in diabetics.  *I* have glaucoma.  My mother was diabetic and did not.  My father was not diabetic, but he and 2 or his 3 siblings also had it.  It is or can be inherited.  If caught early enough and treated, many people have no obvious problems.  It has nothing to do with glasses.  My father died at 81 and never wore glasses.\n\nGlaucoma is a build up of fluid that causes the pressure in the eyes to rise.  In most cases, it is treated with drops.  I just recently started Lumigan.  In extreme cases, an ophthalmologist might recommend surgery to relieve the pressure.  The pressure in my eyes is about twice what it should be.  It scares the hell out of me, but I'm being optimistic.\n\nIf you suspect a problem, see an ophthalmologist, NOT and optometrist or optician.  They are not qualified in this matter.  Be sure to see a doctor who can administer a Visual Field screening.  This is to track vision loss.  (As the pressure builds, a person with glaucoma usually loses peripheral vision.)\n\nI hope this helps.
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take an aspirin..and drink plenty of water..not sure what the chemistry is behind it but i guess its cooling and so..helps! looking at the computer screen also contributes to headaches..as it puts a lot of strain on the eyes. i'd say..get some rest!
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Yellow sclera (the whites of the eyes) are commonly a result of jaundice, which is caused by too much bilirubin in the blood. This, in turn, is often the result of a blocked bile duct or liver problems. Vitamin K shots are given to hospital-born babies if they develop jaundice; however, these cases are usually because the liver has not fully matured, but does within a week.\n\nPrevention of adult jaundice can be accomplished by having clean drinking water and good hygienic habits. Most jaundice cases can be treated with rest and eating healthy, nutritious, clean food. Some extreme cases may require medication.\n\nIn any case, you should get yourself examined in order to get an official diagnosis.
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Because your eyes have a blood supply that keeps them warm.
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Definately can be related. It sounds like he burst a blood vessel in his eye.\n\n Might want to check with the Dr. on this. to make sure it isn't getting worse, and to check his blood pressure.
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Good grief, I just answered this about 4 minutes ago. Shots themselves do not damage the area of injection. It is the material that is being injected that causes the damage. Ordinary medications, innoculations, etc. given by a Doctor do not cause damage. Street drugs such as heroine, cause irreversible damage to the sight of injection. That is why IV drug users have track marks. Look at diabetics. They give themselves injections daily with no damage or signs that they have injected anything. If you are so worried and want such hard evidence perhaps you should talk to your doctor or some health care professional.
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this happens to me frequently when i my sinus' flare. i have chronic sinusitis. the blood is because of the amount of pressure that is building in your sinus cavity that it cause vessels to burst. if the antibiotics that your doc has prescribed is not clearing up your infection you are going to need something stronger.
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Bloodshot generally refers to the little red lines you see in someone's eyes when they have stayed up all night, or when they are drunk.\n\nThe red lines are tiny blood vessels or vesciles or however that is spelled.\n\nNo. It's not deadly.\n\nGet a good night's sleep and stay sober.
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It could be an allergy.  Does it only happen when you read?  If so, you may need reading glasses.  It doesn't sound like anything too serious, but make an appointment with your eye doctor to find out what the cause is.
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It sounds like floaters.  If it is, then you have nothing to worry about.  Usually you'll notice them if you are looking at a white board or the sky.  Some people have lots, some people have a few, and some people never notice them.\n\nIf you're interested, floaters are caused from protein clumps in the jelly ("vitreous" in fancy talk) on the inside of your eye.  As you move your eyes, they slosh around and cast a shadow on your retina, which is what you can see.  If you hold your eyes really still, you'll notice they slow down and eventually disappear.\n\nAnother thing that is a possibility are "ocular migraines."  I would recommend that you get your eyes checked by your family eye doctor just to be on the safe side.
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Hi I have those too.  I was listening to a natural doctor on AM Radio and he told another lady to go to the eye doctor just in case it was something different, but that there isn't anything that can be done for them.  They are just annoying.
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The red you are seeing is caused by the blood vessals in you eyes dialating.  Stop smoking pot.  Its not an escape; its a trap.  You can do better with a clear mind.  Believe in yourself.
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Sandylynn has it right.  When you are a developing fetus your corneas are supplied blood so they may grow and develop.  Once your cornea (and lense and all that stuff) is established, they artery that fed them blood then breaks apart, but is never destroyed or recycled.  So you end up with fragments of these arteries floating across your field of vision.  This is most likely the case, if it truely bothers you, see your eye doctor.  These little pieces of arteries typically look like small, translucent 'worms' that will float across your vision.  If it is something other than that, or you are not sure, see an eye doctor, ASAP.
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I had the same experiance. I started bleeding the day after I got the shot..and bled for almost 3 months. I also passed out and became severely anemic. (I was asked if I was being beaten because I would bruise so easily.) I didnt want to be around MYSELF cuz my mood swings were so bad! It is NOT normal. My Dr.  put me on birth control pills to stop the bleeding. After about a week it worked. Ask your Dr. if birth control pills would help lessen the bleeding. Its a horrible thing to go thru.
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May be you need to visit the eye doctor, usually eye problems can cause, dizzines and headache also
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They're cause by a small infection in one of the spots where your eye lashes grow.  It's pretty common and there are really not many things that can help.  First things first.. DO NOT try to pop it or anything like that because the infection will spread.  Instead try getting a towel and soak it in warm to hot water.  Then just put it on the eye.  Hope that helps.