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The eye is covered by a protective layer known as the sclera. To be able to "bleed through" your eyes you would have to puncture this layer.
It is highly unlikely for this to be possible; if however you were to puncture your sclera you have much bigger problems than some blood appearing.
However, the disease Ebola can cause bleeding from the eyes, that being a symptom of the disease.
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Can bleeding behind the eyes cure?
Yes
What is the treatment for bleeding behind eyes?
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How can darkness make your eyes bleed?
It can't. If your eyes are bleeding there's something else wrong.
What is the name of the episode of SpongeBob SquarePants where he has no arms and legs and is bleeding from his eyes?
That is no such episode where he bleeds out his eyes.
Can methilphenidate cause hemmorage in the eyes What other things could be the cause of bleeding behind my retina in both eyes?
Methylphenidate has not been known to cause a hemorrhage behind the eyes. Something that can cause bleeding behind the retina in both your eyes is diabetes or a stroke of the eye.
What has two eyes but sees in different directions?
Chameleons have two eyes that operate independent of each other.
What was the impact of Bleeding Kansas?
Bleeding Kansas showed America that they had a say in their fate of slavery. It opened their eyes to see that it was wrong.
Can ebola cause bleeding of the eyes?
Yes, this is one of the later symptoms of ebola.
If a baby is sick with the flue and has bleeding eyes what does it mean?
You should get your child to the emergency room.
What kind of overdose causes bleeding from the eyes?
Watching a Justin Bieber music video.
What substance could cause nose eyes mouth and ear bleeding at death?
A substance that can cause bleeding from multiple orifices upon death is warfarin, a blood-thinning medication. In high doses, warfarin can lead to severe internal bleeding, including from the nose, eyes, mouth, and ears as a result of its anticoagulant properties.
Can you live without your eye?
Yes, you can live without your eyes if the bleeding is stopped in time.
