Is bleeding behind the eye dangerous?

Answer 1

Yes, it can be. Just last September I bounced a ball into my eye(left) and everyone thought I was just going to get a black eye. But no. It had expanded the eye and it it had pressed on something that had made it bleed behind. My coloured ring outside the pupil started filling up with blood and turned black, I had to do no sports and had to sleep sitting up for two months! My left eye is still bigger and the pupil is visually bigger and I could've gone blind. But it depends how you do it most of the time.

Answer 2

Also known as Subconjuctival hemorrhage is typically painless and can be caused by a variety of medical conditions. Subconjuctival hemorrhage is commonly associated with high blood pressure, smoking, trauma to the eye or ingesting excessive amounts of salt or food additives.

Answer 3

Bleeding behind the eye, also known as a subconjunctival hemorrhage, is usually not dangerous and typically resolves on its own without treatment within a few weeks. However, if the bleeding is recurrent, associated with pain or vision changes, or caused by a more serious underlying condition, it could be more concerning and require medical evaluation.

Answer 4

It is not recommended that you fly if you have bleeding behind the eyes or any other bleeding condition. The changes in air pressure could increase the bleeding.

Answer 5

yes bleeding behind your eye can cause you to go blind if you have the blood draining for a long time. So if I were you I would get it checked with a doctor.

Answer 6

YES