Treating Black Eyes
Monday, October 17th, 2011
Black eyes are bruises that occur around the eyes, especially due to a direct blow to the eye. You also get a black eye from the other facial injuries because the skin around your eyes is very delicate and easily bruised.
Swelling and bleeding under the skin, especially after the injury occurred. Then, eyelids and the surrounding area becomes bluish black, and gradually become purple and then yellow when bruised improved. Most black eyes disappeared within 10-14 days.
For black eye due to minor injury, do the following treatments at home to minimize bruising and discomfort.
1. Put an ice pack on eyes to reduce swelling and bleeding.
2. Raise the head with a pillow at night to reduce swelling.
3. If necessary, use pain relievers to reduce pain.
4. Avoid contact sports until the eye recovers.
5. Do not remove the air through the nose with a loud because it can increase blood flow to the face and make the swelling worse.
Get to the doctor if:
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