Trauma
Care

Introduction

Eye trauma refers to injuries affecting any part of the eye and its surrounding structures, often caused by accidents, falls, blunt force, sharp objects, or chemical exposure. At Solis Eye Care Hospital, we provide immediate and comprehensive trauma care to prevent vision loss and restore ocular health.

Common Symptoms of Cataract

Blunt Trauma

Injury from impact, often causing swelling, bleeding, or fractures around the eye.

Penetrating Injuries

Sharp object injuries that can damage internal eye structures.

Chemical Injuries

Exposure to harmful chemicals causing burns or tissue damage

Corneal Abrasions

Surface scratches that cause pain and blurred vision.

Orbital Fractures

Breaks in the bones surrounding the eye, sometimes affecting eye movement and vision.

Intraocular Foreign Bodies

 Small objects lodged inside the eye that require surgical removal.

Double Vision in One Eye

Some people experience overlapping images.

  • Symptoms
  • Diagnosis & Treatment
  • Risk Factors
Sudden vision loss or blurring
Eye pain or discomfort
Swelling around the eye
Bleeding from or around the eye
Double vision or restricted eye movement
Visible wound or foreign object in the eye
Sensitivity to light
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Clinical Examination: Immediate assessment of vision, eye movement, and external injuries.
Imaging: CT scans or X-rays to detect fractures and foreign bodies.
Medical Management: Pain control, infection prevention, and anti-inflammatory medications.
Surgical Repair: Timely surgeries to repair damaged eye structures or remove foreign bodies.
Follow-up Care: Continuous monitoring to ensure optimal healing and preserve vision.
Chemical Wash: Thorough irrigation for chemical injuries to minimize damage.
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Prevention & Eye Care Tips

Workplace accidents (especially in construction, manufacturing)
Sports injuries without protective gear
Road traffic accidents
Domestic accidents (sharp objects, chemicals)
Assaults or physical altercations
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What should I do immediately after an eye injury?

Avoid rubbing the eye, cover it with a clean cloth or shield, and seek immediate medical help. Do not attempt to remove foreign objects.

Are all eye injuries an emergency?

Most eye injuries require prompt medical attention to prevent complications. Even seemingly minor injuries can have serious effects if untreated.

Will my vision fully recover after trauma?

Recovery depends on the severity and type of injury. Early treatment significantly improves the chances of preserving or restoring vision.

How soon should I visit the hospital after an injury?

Immediately. Delayed treatment can result in permanent damage.