What is the pain behind the eyeball

Many people will have questions about why there is pain behind the eyeball. It is mainly caused by consuming salt for too long, which causes fatigue of the eye muscles. This situation is prone to occur when a person studies or works for a long time and is very tired. Some people look at their phones for a long time, which is stimulated by light and can easily cause pain behind the eyeballs. Let’s take a closer look at what causes pain behind the eye.

It is caused by eye fatigue. The symptoms of eye fatigue are as follows

First, decreased vision

Sudden loss of vision, which clears up after a while; persistent loss of vision, inability to see clearly, and eye pain

Second, visual distortion or discoloration

Things appear to bend or distorted, straight lines become curved lines; sometimes things appear darker, or reddish or yellowish

Third, floating objects or dark shadows in front of the eyes

Small black shadows floating in front of the eyes, with different shapes, such as dots, lines, mosquitoes, spider webs, etc., especially when looking at a bright white background.

Fourth, eye pain

Frequent eye pain, including pain in the eyeball, eye socket, or around the eye, and even nausea, headache, and vomiting

Fifth, the sense of flash

A feeling of lightning before your eyes, which may also be photons or halos, lasting for varying lengths of time

6. Double Vision

Seeing double vision and easily tripping when walking up stairs

Seventh, foreign body sensation, dry eyes, burning sensation, etc.

Often want to rub your eyes with your hands, as if there is dust in them; or blink your eyes constantly, as if there is something foreign in your eyes

Eighth, tears

I often cry for no reason, and sometimes even have pus in the corners of my eyes

Ninth, visual field loss

The field of vision becomes narrower and narrower, and finally you can only see what is directly in front of you, as if you are looking through a tube. Sometimes you bump into objects beside you because you can't see.