Not normally, it is quite a common thing and often harmless, and should fade on its own soon enough. However if there is any pain, or dizziness or any change to your vision at all you should definitely see a doctor.
Depends how bad the pain is or discolouration.
If it hurts or you're loosing any vision go imediatly to your doctor, emergency department of a hospital or optometrist.
Common causes are coughing or vomiting, but they can occur spontaneously as well.
If you die
hey im not too sure but i think its mean u have conjunctiveitus
It is probably a burst blood vessel. A burst blood vessel in the eye can be caused by coughing, laughing, vomiting, or anything that puts pressure on the eye/face itself. Staying up late will never be the cause. It should not hurt, should not impair your vision, and should clear up in about a week (if not, go see a doctor).
Yes
First off, the best course of action is to go to an opthamologist. They will be able to tell the person the severity of the issue and what can be done to help speed the healing process and if it is permanent.
Burst blood vessel in the brain
when I close my eyes a see a black spot on 1 eye an it moves when I move my eye
yes you can it doesn't affect anything yes you can exersize
Yes. If a blood vessel is weakened or has a growth, it can burst. When the latter happens, it's called an aneurysm.
Any change in pressure can result in a minor burst blood vessel. Screaming may cause such an increase in blood pressure. Coughing and vomiting may also do so.
No, but you can burst a weak blood vessel.
Norbert has burst a blood vessel.There is an unidentified vessel in our waters.This sacred vessel contains the organs of the mummified Pharaoh.
The burst blood vessels you're describing are called "subconjunctival hemorrhages." They occur among the many small and fragile blood vessels in the eye's conjunctiva, the clear membrane that covers the whites of the eyes and lubricates and protects the eyeball. So the answer is no.