The redness in the whites of the eyes is caused by an infection. This infection could have been transmitted to the eye through air, water or anything else that comes into contact with the eye. Generally redness in the whites of the eyes indicates that the person has contracted 'conjunctivitis'. Conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the eye which causes redness and swelling to the normal areas of the eye because of an eye infection. A person with redness in their eyes should see a doctor so that the conjunctivitis can be treated and not spread to all parts of the eye. Rendness of the eye may also be caused my irritation. A foreign body in the eye or an allergy. If you think they're may be a something in your eye- don't poke around to remove it- see your Optometrist or Doctor. If you get soap or shampoo in your eye, rinse the eye with cool clean water. If irritation continues- see an Optometrist or Doctor. Lastly- irritation can be cuased by contact lenses. If they are the wrong type or size lenses or you are using incorrect solutions the eye may become red and sore. I cannot stress enough how important it is to use contact lenses responsibly. Always follow the advice given by your Optometrist.
Well there are winter whites but they are grey but in the winter if they get cold they turn white. There eyes can be red but most are black.
their eyes turn red when they get mad or when they are fighting a snake such as a cobra that is their natural enemy.
Because if you put whites with reds and pinks, it will turn your whites red and pink!
Because the colour of the blood vessels that cause your eyes to turn red are red.
since i have it i do no that it does make your eyes irratable and by rubbing them or just by the effect itself it is possible that u could get eye problems
no
because your dog needs to see the vet.
they are angry.
Yes as a anasthgiologist graduate from Yale i can assure you that the enzymes in your eyes combine with the hormones let off when angry it causes a chemical reaction to your eyes resulting in a pupilia hemotoma (eye bruise)
Jase's eyes likely turn red due to irritation, fatigue, lack of sleep, or dryness. These factors can cause blood vessels in the eyes to dilate, resulting in the appearance of redness. Consulting with an eye care professional can help determine the exact cause and appropriate treatment.
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no why would u ask that