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Eye
Yea, last night i had such a strong urge to punch myself in the face, i litterally hit myself about 30 times, after that it was way too tender, i felt really dizzy, i kept hitting below my right eye, near the cheekbone.
Obviously in the morning my face was throbbing, and it's bruising pretty badly, on my way home from work i punched myself again, really hard, in the same place, i actually had to sit down because i felt like i was going to collapse, i could walk after about 5 minutes. My right eye has become blurred. It's not a direct problem for me as my right eye is lazy (Not in the fact it doesn't move etc) In the way that my brain registers my left first, and i dont see out of it properly unless i concentrate anyways, that and slight short sightedness in that eye, the eye isn't bloodshot, or any different looking, i'm just wondering if it's anything to be worried about. Thanks. |
I'd get it checked, worse case scenario is that your retina is becoming detached, it happens to boxers mostly. Maybe you cracked or broke your eyesocket?
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I agree with the previous poster, you should really get it checked.
Take care <3. |
According to Prevent Blindness America, you should seek medical attention after an eye injury if there's any reduction in vision, which I assume would include blurriness, and also if there's any discoloration (i.e. bruising) around the eye. The reason is that it could be a sign of an internal eye injury, and often those are very treatable immediately afterwards but can leave perminant vision loss of left untreated, so it's probably a good idea to have it checked out.
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Harley's dad had problems with his eye (pretty sure the retina detatched), is there anyway you can do a damage limitation kinda thing before SH? your eyesight is precious, bruise on arms/legs etc fade, whereas eyes don't always recover. *hugs* get it checked out, and hope it gets better. mand x
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