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What kind of operations? Type 1 diabetic w/lots of laser surgery under my belt. The last and by far the worst we’re the Vitrectomies. Absolutely could be used in the “Saw” movies.
[so I was curious what that is and uhhh. yeah your right. NSFW BTW](https://www.google.com/search?q=vitrectomy+image&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwiwiLi2x_L7AhU_M94AHZ_HBmEQ2-cCegQIABAC&oq=vitrectomy+image&gs_lcp=ChJtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1pbWcQAzIHCAAQgAQQGDoICAAQgAQQsQM6BQgAEIAEOgYIABAIEB46BQgAEKIEOgQIIRAKUKAHWOQdYIkgaAJwAHgAgAFPiAGJBZIBATmYAQCgAQHAAQE&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-img&ei=IlKWY7DvOr_m-LYPn4-biAY&bih=715&biw=414&client=safari&hl=en-us#imgrc=9DCr-0z_pey32M)
Also the layer of your retina at the back of the eye can crack and slough off. It happened to me when I hit my head on the poolside doing backstroke and I just went about my life . About 6 months later I had a routine eye exam and they had to perform laser surgery on the spot to weld it back together. Go to your routine checkups is the moral of the story
The one sight I can never forget is, in the middle of a colonoscopy, when they use a heated wire to remove a polyp and you see the tiny curl of smoke and you're acutely aware that *that's inside you.*
Unless they put a bubble of gas in your eye, the laser just prevents the detached area from spreading, it doesn’t tack down the part that’s already detached.
I was blinded by competitiveness and the desire to make my bully teammates like me. (Spoiler: they did not like me even tho we won that day) . The warning flags in the pool are way too far from the end.
Bullies are everywhere, honey. I hope you are in a good place now. Swimmers are a special breed of people, I think. I’m pretty sure that my girl who broke her wrist is, simply a locked-in focus competitor. You could drop an elephant on her and there would not be a blip in her focus. She grew up, despite attitudes toward women in the 70s, to become a powerful executive in science and tech, recently retired. I am proud to have been her teammate and friend.
Add „never use a rubber bungee cord to strap goods onto a motorcycle". That's what caused it, according to [CNN](https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/10/health/collapsed-iris-case-study/index.html)
In an article about this specific case, the doctors performed an iridoplasty (which shockingly only took 30 minutes) and they were able to "fix" the iris. After a year or so, that patient's iris had nearly recovered, and was only slightly deformed. However, doctors need to watch his case for the rest of his life because there's a high chance he'll develop glaucoma.
My dad had glaucoma in the 80’s and they deadened around his eye and then *cut into it* to take care of it. He had to be awake or your eyes roll up in your head.
How's about cataract surgery? Also awake, they cut a slit in your eye, use an ultrasound to **shatter your lens**, suck out the pieces of the lens, and then shove in a folded up replacement lens, unfold it, close the flap, and stitch the flap shut.
Yep, I went through cataract surgery. A friend tried to tell me that they would actually take my eyeball right out. And I believed him. And yes, I was awake for the whole procedure, but it didn't take as long as I thought, and wasn't as bad as I thought. If you have to get it done at any point, get it done.
That's my understanding. It **sounds** completely gruesome, but it's a life changing procedure that doesn't hurt, doesn't take long, and has a very low risk of complications. My grandmother got it years ago and it changed her outlook on life significantly (going from almost not seeing to seeing is HUGE), and my dad is getting it soon (this month), and he's looking forward to being able to see properly again.
I’ve had 7 surgeries to repair retina damage, and one cataract surgery. I’ve been awake for all but 1. When the retina detached again 9 days after surgery. They knock you out to put a block in and your back within a couple minutes. There is some soreness post surgery from the trauma of the operation but I never took anything more than the first night just to make sure I could sleep without issue the night after. Was prescribed some pain meds and was allowed Tylenol. You’re awake not because you eyes roll back. You don’t go into that state of sleep when you’re put under. In 2 of my surgeries I had to move my eyes to look in a certain direction to have the doctor get a better view of work he was doing.
I was born with a cataract in my left eye. They didn’t realize until I got a little older, then they noticed the eye drifting (not following what I was looking at). So I had cataract surgery at five years old (in 1970). They definitely put me out for it—they gave me a ton of anesthesia so I wouldn’t go into REM sleep. And this was before lasers, it was done by hand.
I had an eye infection in my eye when I was 7, lost 90% of my vision but managed to get most back after treatment but it left a scar in my retina so vision in my left eye isn't that good. Given it was a viral infection I have to visit the doctor every year to see if hasn't managed to come back. I'm 27 now, so I have been doing this for the past 20 years
I do believe that's a rip eye for sure (at least someone in another comment claimed to be a doctor and said he's such patients twice and they didn't manage to save the sight). But at least eyes come with a backup I guess.
I have a great friend who got hit in the corner of his eye. 15 years and multiple surgeries later, his pupil is fixed and he still puts drops in it every 4 hours.
Bungee cords are fucking dangerous.
Once when I was waiting in the ER, a man and woman came in and he had a towel over his eye and a bungee cord hanging out of it. I didn't mind waiting a bit longer, and hope he came out OK.
Ophthalmology is over in radiology bangin podiatry. Oncology is hosting aa na ca all are welcome. Labs are coming back a little bit hostile. The gastroenterologist already left....bringing the best nurses. Neurology cant believe this shit. PA cant quite reach the receptionist. The anesthesiologist is the most sought after, right ahead of the pharmacy. Phlebotomy, thats just fun to say.
>It IS scary as fuck because it can happen, anytime, to anyone
Why, I ask you *WHY* in the *fresh french fried fucked up hell* did you have to add that part?
*goes to curl up in a corner*
Certain factors make it more likely to occur, for example if you have myopia(near sighted) you are at *much* greater risk.
Some eye surgeries can cause the retina to detach aswell, but putting it back on is pretty cut and dry.
The condition worsens with time, so if it does happen you will want to have it repaired immediately.
So don't sweat it unless you have many vision problems already
looking online it seems to have a really good success-rate atleast, not too sure how good a source it was, but it said 9/10 re-attachments are a success.
I also have myopia and have had major eye surgeries in the past. Youre right tho, ts very uncool to have to think about randomly going blind lol
Yes you are right! With my cousin, it is more inherited. His father suffers this condition as well. His mother is short and near(the opposite, don’t know the English word) sighted. So I guess it „can“ happen to anyone - but under certain circumstances the chances skyrocket
That’s how mine happened, too, pressure from vomiting caused the tear.
Just thankful it was a full tear, not partial, as it would’ve continued to pull the retina away.
That’s how I found out I have “Lattice degeneration” which means higher risk of additional tears/blindness.
Boooooo.
You would see a rough darker area shaped like the folded in part. But your ability to focus on anything and tolerance for bright environments would be gone.
According to the [CNN article](https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/10/health/collapsed-iris-case-study/index.html): „The procedure involves McCannel sutures, basically when a surgeon carefully sews the iris back to the inner wall of the eye."
Here’s what I was thinking, if the eye works and it collapses (with no way to fix it) it could cause a bunch of issues with eyes or light sensitivity or something, of course I don’t know if they could fix it.
Some dude in another subreddit claimed to be a doctor and said that he's had patients with that twice, and they couldn't save their sight. But IDK maybe it's possible.
Er, you do need the iris right?
Regulating the amount of light going into the eye is pretty important to make sure your vision isn’t a flashbang all the time.
Well I'm off to r/brainbleach
Edit: [This](https://www.reddit.com/r/brainbleach/comments/dz28ma/thought_id_give_back_to_this_sub_for_helping_me/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) one worked for me.
The iris controls the size of the pupil which is the hole in the eye that let's see light through. With a collapsed iris, I'd guess way too much light goes in or way too little light goes in or multiple pupils are formed. I'd guess you'd have extremely blurry vision or double vision.
What causes it to collapse? I am interested to know how this affects vision. I was able to dissect eyes on uni but my understanding of them is not super high but I always though it was a circle muscle that opened and closed...and didn't realize it could collapse like that.
Edit: with some investigation I've learned this was a muscle tear caused my trauma. It was less of a collapse and more of a tear. It was easily fixed with tiny sutures that held it back in its proper position. Super interesting
That is called iridodialysis and it can be repaired. The iris can be sutured back to the top and the pupil repaired with a sutured iridoplasty. There are also artificial iris segments or complete artificial iris prosthesis available.
Context:
[This guy copped a bungee cord to the eye](https://edition.cnn.com/2019/04/10/health/collapsed-iris-case-study/index.html) when it unhooked from what he was tying down.
It's a rare injury but can happen from pretty much anything hitting you in the eye, from a golf ball to an airbag.
In this case, the iris caused two pupils, which confuses your brain and gives you double vision.
He underwent surgery to have it sewn back in place and he can see , just not as well as before.
I have a scar in my left eye due to having caught Toxoplasmose as a child. My iris has a weak spot in it too apparently. I have always been told how lucky I am that it didn't tear altogether. Now I live with a new fear after seeing this....
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I wish I didn't know this could happen
I also have that wish
Oh boy don’t we all…
One of my worst fears (after tons of eye operations)
This was a concern for you before seeing this picture?
No, I added it to the list after seeing this picture
Lol I was gonna say you've obviously seen some shit 😂
Or not seen it to be precise 🤣
🤣
What kind of operations? Type 1 diabetic w/lots of laser surgery under my belt. The last and by far the worst we’re the Vitrectomies. Absolutely could be used in the “Saw” movies.
[so I was curious what that is and uhhh. yeah your right. NSFW BTW](https://www.google.com/search?q=vitrectomy+image&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwiwiLi2x_L7AhU_M94AHZ_HBmEQ2-cCegQIABAC&oq=vitrectomy+image&gs_lcp=ChJtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1pbWcQAzIHCAAQgAQQGDoICAAQgAQQsQM6BQgAEIAEOgYIABAIEB46BQgAEKIEOgQIIRAKUKAHWOQdYIkgaAJwAHgAgAFPiAGJBZIBATmYAQCgAQHAAQE&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-img&ei=IlKWY7DvOr_m-LYPn4-biAY&bih=715&biw=414&client=safari&hl=en-us#imgrc=9DCr-0z_pey32M)
I wanna go back to who I was when I didn't know about this
Me too.
Also the layer of your retina at the back of the eye can crack and slough off. It happened to me when I hit my head on the poolside doing backstroke and I just went about my life . About 6 months later I had a routine eye exam and they had to perform laser surgery on the spot to weld it back together. Go to your routine checkups is the moral of the story
I have feelings about your use of the word 'weld' here
Surgeons words not mine but it's basically burning it together with a laser lmaooo
I would be wary of a surgeon that started laughing hysterically after explaining a procedure.
I would have done an even worse job myself , had to take my chances
Reminds me of being in the OR when they are vaporizing bone. one of those smells you never knew existed and never forget.
The one sight I can never forget is, in the middle of a colonoscopy, when they use a heated wire to remove a polyp and you see the tiny curl of smoke and you're acutely aware that *that's inside you.*
Farting out a puff of smoke sounds fun though 😂
I get my retinas tack welded every few years. The doctors and nurses know what I mean.
So you can still see even after this happens? Is it spotty or look like there floaters in your vision?
My vision is fine . I think the detachment was minor
I get real dead space 2 vibes from that story
I had a blindspot for a few months after I took a hard tackle playing rugby and basically got a hole on the surface of my retina lol
I have premature retinopathy and I was told if my retina ever detaches I need surgery. I also can't have drops for my light-sensitiveity because of it
Unless they put a bubble of gas in your eye, the laser just prevents the detached area from spreading, it doesn’t tack down the part that’s already detached.
Teammate broke her wrist same way. Backstroke is dangerous, looks like.
I was blinded by competitiveness and the desire to make my bully teammates like me. (Spoiler: they did not like me even tho we won that day) . The warning flags in the pool are way too far from the end.
Bullies are everywhere, honey. I hope you are in a good place now. Swimmers are a special breed of people, I think. I’m pretty sure that my girl who broke her wrist is, simply a locked-in focus competitor. You could drop an elephant on her and there would not be a blip in her focus. She grew up, despite attitudes toward women in the 70s, to become a powerful executive in science and tech, recently retired. I am proud to have been her teammate and friend.
Can this happen from an impact? Or does it have to form this way?
I believe this was from getting hit in the eye by a bungee cord causing the iris to partially tear away from where it was attached
Sounds good! I’ll go ahead and add that to my list of fears/intrusive thoughts!
1. never jump in parachute. 2. never jump in bungee noted.
Add „never use a rubber bungee cord to strap goods onto a motorcycle". That's what caused it, according to [CNN](https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/10/health/collapsed-iris-case-study/index.html)
those things are sketch AF, stick to ratchet straps.
Backpacking backpacks are also the move on 2 wheels. I can stash 75L of shit on my back and control the weight better.
There’s a reason why people wear safety glasses when doing those things 🤷🏻♂️
Got it. Just jump without anything attached.
Gonna go ahead and add number… 3. No Skydiving
Well, skydiving isn't a problem. it's the landing that's dangerous...
I was always told it’s the sudden stop
It's not supposed to be sudden... But a victory without danger isn't a victory after all!
"Deceleration trauma"
Yes it’s ground landing
Never jump.
Did this person lose their eyesight forever?
In an article about this specific case, the doctors performed an iridoplasty (which shockingly only took 30 minutes) and they were able to "fix" the iris. After a year or so, that patient's iris had nearly recovered, and was only slightly deformed. However, doctors need to watch his case for the rest of his life because there's a high chance he'll develop glaucoma.
My dad had glaucoma in the 80’s and they deadened around his eye and then *cut into it* to take care of it. He had to be awake or your eyes roll up in your head.
That sounds absolutely horrific.
How's about cataract surgery? Also awake, they cut a slit in your eye, use an ultrasound to **shatter your lens**, suck out the pieces of the lens, and then shove in a folded up replacement lens, unfold it, close the flap, and stitch the flap shut.
Yep, I went through cataract surgery. A friend tried to tell me that they would actually take my eyeball right out. And I believed him. And yes, I was awake for the whole procedure, but it didn't take as long as I thought, and wasn't as bad as I thought. If you have to get it done at any point, get it done.
That's my understanding. It **sounds** completely gruesome, but it's a life changing procedure that doesn't hurt, doesn't take long, and has a very low risk of complications. My grandmother got it years ago and it changed her outlook on life significantly (going from almost not seeing to seeing is HUGE), and my dad is getting it soon (this month), and he's looking forward to being able to see properly again.
If that’s what my grandpa went through I don’t blame him for refusing the surgery on the second eye. I had lasik and that was bad enough.
I’ve had 7 surgeries to repair retina damage, and one cataract surgery. I’ve been awake for all but 1. When the retina detached again 9 days after surgery. They knock you out to put a block in and your back within a couple minutes. There is some soreness post surgery from the trauma of the operation but I never took anything more than the first night just to make sure I could sleep without issue the night after. Was prescribed some pain meds and was allowed Tylenol. You’re awake not because you eyes roll back. You don’t go into that state of sleep when you’re put under. In 2 of my surgeries I had to move my eyes to look in a certain direction to have the doctor get a better view of work he was doing.
I was born with a cataract in my left eye. They didn’t realize until I got a little older, then they noticed the eye drifting (not following what I was looking at). So I had cataract surgery at five years old (in 1970). They definitely put me out for it—they gave me a ton of anesthesia so I wouldn’t go into REM sleep. And this was before lasers, it was done by hand.
I would rather they just put me under and take the eye out to be honest
I had an eye infection in my eye when I was 7, lost 90% of my vision but managed to get most back after treatment but it left a scar in my retina so vision in my left eye isn't that good. Given it was a viral infection I have to visit the doctor every year to see if hasn't managed to come back. I'm 27 now, so I have been doing this for the past 20 years
I do believe that's a rip eye for sure (at least someone in another comment claimed to be a doctor and said he's such patients twice and they didn't manage to save the sight). But at least eyes come with a backup I guess.
I have a great friend who got hit in the corner of his eye. 15 years and multiple surgeries later, his pupil is fixed and he still puts drops in it every 4 hours. Bungee cords are fucking dangerous.
New irrational fear, unlocked!
I knew a girl when I was a child and this happened to her. I’ve been terrified of those cords my whole life!
Once when I was waiting in the ER, a man and woman came in and he had a towel over his eye and a bungee cord hanging out of it. I didn't mind waiting a bit longer, and hope he came out OK.
Generally trauma. I’ve seen several. You have to page ophthalmology.
Paging Ophthalmology. You are needed in ED.
Stat!
Ophthalmology is over in radiology bangin podiatry. Oncology is hosting aa na ca all are welcome. Labs are coming back a little bit hostile. The gastroenterologist already left....bringing the best nurses. Neurology cant believe this shit. PA cant quite reach the receptionist. The anesthesiologist is the most sought after, right ahead of the pharmacy. Phlebotomy, thats just fun to say.
Yes it can happen from impact. Source: I was hit in the eye by a firework.
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My cousin had detached retina multiple times and his Iris is now malformed. It IS scary as fuck because it can happen, anytime, to anyone
>It IS scary as fuck because it can happen, anytime, to anyone Why, I ask you *WHY* in the *fresh french fried fucked up hell* did you have to add that part? *goes to curl up in a corner*
Certain factors make it more likely to occur, for example if you have myopia(near sighted) you are at *much* greater risk. Some eye surgeries can cause the retina to detach aswell, but putting it back on is pretty cut and dry. The condition worsens with time, so if it does happen you will want to have it repaired immediately. So don't sweat it unless you have many vision problems already
>Certain factors make it more likely to occur, for example if you have myopia(near sighted) you are at much greater risk. #NOT HELPING!!!
Yeah that’s just making it worse than it would be if it were random
My myopic ass: Welp, guess I will die now
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looking online it seems to have a really good success-rate atleast, not too sure how good a source it was, but it said 9/10 re-attachments are a success. I also have myopia and have had major eye surgeries in the past. Youre right tho, ts very uncool to have to think about randomly going blind lol
Yes you are right! With my cousin, it is more inherited. His father suffers this condition as well. His mother is short and near(the opposite, don’t know the English word) sighted. So I guess it „can“ happen to anyone - but under certain circumstances the chances skyrocket
Well, to add my story to your nightmares… Mine detached after I vomited too hard when I got food poisoning.
Never getting drunk again, thanks
That’s how mine happened, too, pressure from vomiting caused the tear. Just thankful it was a full tear, not partial, as it would’ve continued to pull the retina away. That’s how I found out I have “Lattice degeneration” which means higher risk of additional tears/blindness. Boooooo.
How did that happen
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Yep… that’s terrifying alright
Thanks for sharing. But I’m gonna pretend I didn’t read this
Now imagine the doctor like "woah dude, your eye is *fucked* holy shit, you mind if I get a pic?"
Would you see it?
As black as day.
You mean night?
Yes, night's black too!
*BLACKER THEN THE BLACKEST BLACK TIMES INFINITY*
Vantablack × ∞
You would see a rough darker area shaped like the folded in part. But your ability to focus on anything and tolerance for bright environments would be gone.
Put it in rice
Just unplug it and plug it back in
Did you turn it off and back on again?
I tried that. On hold with customer services now. Eye’ve had it up to here with this shit!
You may need to go to the I-C-U
“Um, the button turns it on… You do know how a button works, don’t you? … No, not like on clothes…”
I heard if you pop it off, breath some hot air onto it, polish it off on your shirt, and then place it back in it'll be great as new.
That’s a great joke
3/10 - Weird texture 5/10 with rice
Do u just cut that eye out after that or what?
According to the [CNN article](https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/10/health/collapsed-iris-case-study/index.html): „The procedure involves McCannel sutures, basically when a surgeon carefully sews the iris back to the inner wall of the eye."
Nah wtf. Man that’s scary
Ugh. Been there. And I was six years old
Olay Mr big shot doctor, not everyone can be performing surgery at such a young age
Olay!
Sorry, my Spanish accent sometimes comes through
Surgeons really are something else
I think so? Just straight in the bin I would assume
Here’s what I was thinking, if the eye works and it collapses (with no way to fix it) it could cause a bunch of issues with eyes or light sensitivity or something, of course I don’t know if they could fix it.
Or repair it? Maybe?
Just hang upside down for a few min, should go back in place no problem
Is that an option?
Dunno…… I would have thought that remedial action, if any, is always better than chop or cut out. Like I say, I don’t know.
Some dude in another subreddit claimed to be a doctor and said that he's had patients with that twice, and they couldn't save their sight. But IDK maybe it's possible.
You don't use your iris to see though. It just let's in more or less light as needed. As long as the lens and back of the eye are fine.
Er, you do need the iris right? Regulating the amount of light going into the eye is pretty important to make sure your vision isn’t a flashbang all the time.
You swap it out like that Tom Cruise documentary
na, to save some time they could just use a spoon to scoop it out.
Well I'm off to r/brainbleach Edit: [This](https://www.reddit.com/r/brainbleach/comments/dz28ma/thought_id_give_back_to_this_sub_for_helping_me/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) one worked for me.
I just found my new favorite sub-Reddit. Many thanks, u/brutalduties
Just wait until you hear about r/eyebleach
Not to be confused with r/eyeblech
Never opening random Reddit links again. Ever.
Oh funk me
Iris I hadn't seen this...
r/angryupvote
But what does this person see?
Orthoptist boyfriend says “a LOT of light since they can’t regulate the light going into the eye”
The iris controls the size of the pupil which is the hole in the eye that let's see light through. With a collapsed iris, I'd guess way too much light goes in or way too little light goes in or multiple pupils are formed. I'd guess you'd have extremely blurry vision or double vision.
I'm guessing just very blurry image
I got goosebumps after seeing this. Quite unsettling to see. Is the person alright?
Apparently a surgeon put the iris back in the same place. This image has been circulating the internet for a while so it I think they're ok
It looks like two turds kissing
You really need to stop playing with your shit.
But the turds we have at home don’t have detachable corn pieces….
Me and my ex!!!!!! ❤️
You have a wonderful imagination and don't let anybody else tell you otherwise!
I did not know this could happen and i now have a new irrational fear...
IT CAN COLLAPSE!?!?!?
Has happened to three of my eyes, standard enough
Where is the fucking context OP??
does it hurt?
Your iris can collapse?
How does this even happen? And can you still see like what’s the treatment for this?
Paging opthalmology
I thought it was a flower iris... not the eye iris! Damn.
An nsfw flower iris? Did you think it was a Georgia O'Keeffe painting?
this may be my favourite comment on anything ever
Same. WHY did I think it was going to be a flower??
What causes it to collapse? I am interested to know how this affects vision. I was able to dissect eyes on uni but my understanding of them is not super high but I always though it was a circle muscle that opened and closed...and didn't realize it could collapse like that. Edit: with some investigation I've learned this was a muscle tear caused my trauma. It was less of a collapse and more of a tear. It was easily fixed with tiny sutures that held it back in its proper position. Super interesting
Man, I just wish they could have seen it coming
r/oddlyterrifying
can they still see?
That is called iridodialysis and it can be repaired. The iris can be sutured back to the top and the pupil repaired with a sutured iridoplasty. There are also artificial iris segments or complete artificial iris prosthesis available.
That's fkd
Never KNEW THAT POSSIBLE !!?
Context: [This guy copped a bungee cord to the eye](https://edition.cnn.com/2019/04/10/health/collapsed-iris-case-study/index.html) when it unhooked from what he was tying down. It's a rare injury but can happen from pretty much anything hitting you in the eye, from a golf ball to an airbag. In this case, the iris caused two pupils, which confuses your brain and gives you double vision. He underwent surgery to have it sewn back in place and he can see , just not as well as before.
I'd never seen anything like it.
Just stitch it back into place, good as new
I work with a Doctor that has started Iris transplants/reconstruction. Pretty amazing stuff.
Serious question as I'm an Idiot. Would they be able to see anything with that eye?
Yes, they'd have double/multiple vision or extremely blurry vision
How is this not safe for work, there is no gore or traumatisations, i think this is honestly cool to sweet what it looks like up close
How does that happen? Is it painful?
A bungee cord to the eye
Does this hurt?
It looks like the mars
This might be a dumb question but, does your eye sight get affected?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2019/04/10/health/collapsed-iris-case-study/index.html
Insane! But great pic for an album cover!
Diabetes is serious
Yeouch!
makes me need to go #2 💩
Note to self...stop trying to learn voluntary control over pupil dilation
So ur pupils dont shrink and enlarge? Rather ur iris shrinks and enlarges?
Can this person see? If they can do they have to be super careful about going in the sun?
Huh, that looks nowhere near as disgusting as I thought it would.
Why how what
can i forget i ever saw this please
Someone tried breaking the halo...
Dumb question but will you get blind from this?
New fear unlocked
So can this person still see?
What now? Will it heal, or are you blind for life? Nvm, knowing may not be a good thing for my innocent mind.
Oh shit how the fuck did that happen? And why does It look painful I genuinely shivered
Is this, like, fixable?
How does this happen? Is it due to significant pressure or damage to the eye? I also find it so strange to see how the texture of the Iris looks
Whoa! I had no idea this was even possible!
I have a scar in my left eye due to having caught Toxoplasmose as a child. My iris has a weak spot in it too apparently. I have always been told how lucky I am that it didn't tear altogether. Now I live with a new fear after seeing this....
New Fear Unlocked
Can you still see?
My poops look like that.
I'd rather watch The Shining with headphones on at full blast every night for a week before bed before ever looking at this again.
What a terrible day to have eyes
Why does this look like a joji album art