How to Get Rid of Burst Blood Vessels in the Eyes
- A burst blood vessel is usually just a cosmetic problem.
- Other, more serious reasons for a burst blood vessel in the eye is high blood pressure, constipation and excessive strain, blunt force trauma and excessive sneezing or coughing.
- You can take the necessary steps to prevent this unattractive incident.
So your blood vessel burst in your eye. Don’t worry! It’ll go away within a few weeks and it’s probably just a cosmetic problem. Burst blood vessels are caused by factors like stress and high blood pressure. Also, blunt trauma and excessive sneezing and coughing can cause a blood vessel to burst in your eye.
The result is an unfortunate looking eye but rest assured that it will go away quickly. Remember to stay calm about it because excessive stress could make it worse and last longer.
If you’re a repeat offender, you may want to look into the reasons that burst eye blood vessels happen. For the most part, they’re nothing but they can be signs of a more serious medical condition. If this is your first time with a burst blood vessel in your eye, you too could have one of these medical conditions.
The information supplied in this article is not to be considered as medical advice and is for educational purposes only.
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19 Feb 2009