Sudden change in blood pressure in the blood vessles around the the optice nerve will sometimes produced tiny currents that the optic nerve percieves as tiny spots. Think, were you changing position just before you noticed the tiny spots? Laying down then sitting or standing up? Sitting and then standing? Bending over then straightening up? Or do you have a cold and your nose is stuffed up? That too, can make the little changes in Blood pressure, localized around the optic nerve.
It's really nothing to worry about. Just about everyone has these but, most don't even notice it or aren't aware of it
Blue spots on the whites of the eyes can be an indication of a thin sclera. The color is due to the dark choroid showing through the thinner sclera. It is usually harmless and can be a sign of nearsightedness. But remember it is never a bad idea to consult with a professional on the matter and is greatly advised if you begin to notice that you have blurry/deteriorating vision.
I think you had a hurt in your eye. Consult a good eye doctor.
They are called Brushfield spots after the physician who firs described them. They are cause by aggregation of normal iris proteins
It is called a pupil it is the contractile aperture in the iris of the eye.
It means that your eyes are really wide or that you have big eyes.
The small opening of the iris in the eye is the pupil.
i t is called glaucoma. The clear fluid inside the eye is produced by the http://wiki.answers.com/definition.php?defID=60, which is a small, circular structure found behind the iris or colored portion of the eye.
The colours of the human eye iris is black and white.
Cataract(s).
The sclerotic is the white part of the eye. The iris is your eye color. The pupil is the black dot.
The retina is a portion of the back of the eye. Sometimes there is uneven pigmentation. It is nothing to worry about medically.
[The colored part of the eye: brown, green, blue, etc. ... is called the macula,]The macula is a small spot in the back of the eye, and not visible from the outside without instruments. The visible part around the pupil is the iris.
the iris
Likely this is nothing serious. It is not unusual for the small veins in the sclera (white potion) of older people to rupture. As long as the spot is small and does not cover the whole white of her eye, there little reason for concern. Let her know about your concern though.
If you mean really out of sized pupils and iris, i guess something is wrong, probably stretched(?) if not, its just your iris.
the white part of the eye "sclera" doesn't need to catch light unlike the pupil or the iris.
The colored part of the eye is called the iris. The black dot in the middle is the pupil which is covered by the lens.