his eyes are sunken in because he is a cat simple.......
Alcohol and opiates cause contraction. Most other drugs cause dilation.
Dehidration is a major cause in sunken veins.
Only in the "maudlin" phase
No, it does not cause the disease pink eye. However, it can easily cause red eyes due to dehydration and alcohol poisoning.
No, it does not cause the disease pink eye. However, it can easily cause red eyes due to dehydration and alcohol poisoning.
If a cat has sunken eyes and has lost a drastic amount of weight, it means they are sick. They should be taken to a vet who can determine exactly what the illness is.
Born without eyes? Alcohol and smoking can cause it also, I think.
A. Dark sunken eyes
Alcohol slows down the communication between the eyes and the brain. This can cause double vision, decrease reaction time of pupils and impair the ability to see color shades. Unsightly appearance. Bloodshot eyes are one of the most common physical characteristics of a heavy drinker. vision problems often go hand in hand, so let’s explore how alcohol abuse impacts your eyes. Muscle weakness. Alcohol weakens the muscles of the eyes and can permanently damage the optic nerve which transmits visual images to the brain. Prolonged alcohol use can cause involuntary rapid eye movement. Neurological disruptions. Alcohol slows down the communication between the eyes and the brain. This can cause double vision, decrease reaction time of pupils and impair the ability to see color shades. Unsightly appearance. Bloodshot eyes is one of the most common physical characteristics of a heavy drinker. Alcohol dilates ocular blood vessels, which makes them look larger and gives the eyes a reddish color. Sharp pain. Alcohol can make the eyes extremely sensitive to light and cause migraine headaches.
A lot of drugs can and will cause this. Heroin comes to mind, but meth will do it and other hard drugs, too like cocaine. Hard drugs do harm to your health and cause other signs of poor health and the breakdown of the body over time.
Yes, red eyes can be a common side effect of alcohol consumption. Alcohol can cause blood vessels in the eyes to dilate, resulting in a red and bloodshot appearance. If red eyes persist or are accompanied by other symptoms, it may be best to consult a healthcare professional.