In life, there are many causes of eye injuries, and their treatments vary accordingly. The subconscious reactions people have after injuring their eyes are often wrong, leading to serious consequences.
Striking, falling, and traffic accidents are common causes of eye contusions. The tissue around the orbit is rich in blood vessels, so when struck by a blunt object, it easily causes subcutaneous bleeding resulting in bruising and swelling, intraocular bleeding, orbital fractures, corneal and scleral ruptures, retinal detachment, etc.
Common mistake: Immediate hot compress. If it's general eyelid ecchymosis or bleeding, avoid pressing or applying heat immediately to prevent aggravating subcutaneous hematoma.
Correct approach: After an eye contusion, apply cold compresses first, 3-4 times a day. 48 hours after the bleeding stops, start warm compresses, 3-4 times a day, each time for 15 minutes. If there is emphysema at the corner of the bleeding eye, avoid blowing your nose. If you find...