Your eyes are delicate, and any injury, accident, or sudden impact can cause ocular trauma—damage to the eye that may affect vision. Eye injuries can happen at work, during sports, in accidents, or even at home, and some can lead to permanent vision loss if not treated on time.

💥 Blunt Trauma – Caused by a hit or impact, like getting punched or hit by a ball.
🩸 Penetrating Injury – When a sharp object, like glass or metal, cuts into the eye.
🔥 Chemical Burns – Exposure to harmful chemicals (like cleaning agents or workplace chemicals).
⚡ Thermal Burns – Eye damage from heat, flames, or explosions.
🛑 Radiation Injury – UV exposure from sunlight, welding, or laser beams.

⚠️ Redness, pain, or swelling in or around the eye
⚠️ Blurred or double vision
⚠️ Excessive tearing or difficulty keeping the eye open
⚠️ Bleeding inside the eye or from the eyelids
⚠️ Foreign object sensation – Feeling like something is stuck in your eye
⚠️ Sudden loss of vision or light sensitivity

🚨 DO NOT rub or apply pressure on the eye.
🚨 DO NOT remove any embedded object yourself.
🚨 DO NOT rinse the eye if there’s a penetrating wound.
🚨 For chemical exposure, rinse with clean water immediately for at least 15 minutes.
🚨 Seek immediate medical attention at an eye hospital.

🔍 Thorough Eye Examination – To check for damage inside the eye.
💊 Medications & Eye Drops – For pain relief and infection prevention.
🩹 Foreign Object Removal – Safe removal of debris or particles.
👁 Suturing or Surgery – For severe cuts or internal bleeding.
🛡 Rehabilitation & Vision Therapy – For recovery from serious injuries.

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