What can trigger a conjunctival haemorrhage?
If you noticed a small bruise on your arm, for example, it would be a lot less scary. But the situation is very similar for conjunctival haemorrhage. We may have rubbed our eyes, or the tip of a pillow may have pressed on it. But it can also develop during exertion.
It can also occur in the event of a blood pressure spike. And, of course, it can also be caused by an accident or a blow to the eye. It can also cause the conjunctiva to bleed due to a pre-existing eye condition. Of course, in such cases, we are not at a loss to understand why our eyes look the way they do, because we know immediately what to do about it.
What solutions can help?
If the latter group is not the cause of the conjunctival haemorrhage, there is nothing we can do, as it will slowly and completely disappear. However, if it happens more often, it’s a good idea to go for a check-up or two. Among other things, you may want to see an internist, have a lab done, and of course, an eye examination can’t hurt either.
