This could only happen if a person who is untreated gets thyroid eye disease causing exopthalamus (bulging eyes) to the point where the eyes bulge so much that the person cannot close them. With damage blindness may occur, but it is very unlikely that such a dire circumstance would arise before the person realizes they need to seek medical treatment.
For Graves' patients with thyroid eye disease, the University of Michigan Kellogg Eye Center says that treatment typically occurs in two phases, and includes careful monitoring of thyroid eye disease during what they call the active phase of the condition. This includes preserving sight and the cornea as well as treatment for double vision. They say that the remission, or second phase, includes treatment of permanent changes and may require surgery.
Anything that has Eyes and optic nerves can suffer damage to the Eyes and optic nerves, making them blind. So yeah, bloodhounds can go blind.
You can obtain information about graves disease from WebMD. The best thing to do would be to go to a doctor and get some information or go to the local clinic and pick up some pamplets.
No, blue eyes is due to a chromosome, it's not a genetic disorder which causes humans to go blind.
it depends what venom it is like if its a cobra you will go blind
If you go blind and someone else gives their eyes for you would you be able to see?
An endocrinologist or any general practitioner for initial diagnosis.
you go blind
It can make your eyes hurt but it won't cause you to go blind
Because if you don't you'll go blind.
Your eyes will get sore, tired, then go blind!
glycomia is when you go blind because your eyes are bad and it just gets worst until you turn blind.
yes it is because your eyes will hurt and it will damage your eyes