While excessive crying itself doesn't typically cause bleeding, there's a rare condition called haemolacria where blood mixes with tears.
Here's a breakdown:
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Normal Crying: Generally, crying involves the production of tears from the lacrimal glands. It's an emotional response and doesn't usually lead to bleeding.
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Haemolacria: Crying Blood It is possible for blood to mix with your tears, a condition known as haemolacria. According to research, although rare, you should seek medical attention to understand why your blood is mixing with tears and how to treat it. This condition warrants investigation to determine the underlying cause.
Possible causes of Haemolacria:
- Conjunctivitis
- Trauma
- Inflammation
It's important to see a doctor to determine the exact cause if you experience bloody tears.
