Can a person loose their eyesight from a car accident?!
Question: How is it possible to loose your eyesight from a car accident, and can you regain your eyesight?
Answers: How is it possible to loose your eyesight from a car accident, and can you regain your eyesight?
Damage to the occipital region of the brain (the very back of your head, where the primary visual sensory area is located) would do the trick, or any damage to the optic nerves. Of course any direct damage to the eye itself could too.
So if you can imagine, in a very bad car accident there are often major blows to the head...and that would be enough.
yes and yes
Damage to the optic nerves from hitting the windscreen
Course it's possible. It's easy to damage the eyes from a car crash!
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Sure, if they receive a strong enough blow to the head, it can alter the way their eyes function.
You can lose anything from a car collision. They're not accidents - someone is usually at fault.
I should imagine that if you really hit your head you could lose your sight. Maybe it would only be temporary??
Yes, If the glass shatters and the glass gets in their eyes they wont see.
If they get car debris in their eyes they will not be able to see.
I hope this answers your question
depends on whether, said eyes, are cut from your head.. or indeed.... you are beheaded!!! But a detached retina is more likely.... and this can be fixed very easily.... within 35 years if you are on the NHS waiting list!!
What makes you think they cannot, they can, lose everything, including their life.
Regaining sight is another matter that, depends on the severity of the injuries to the eyes.
Erm... no offense but you can lose or damage anything in a car accident. Just depends what happens.
Yes, any number of physical reasons.
Also, when some people experience intense trauma, they "go blind." For example, there was this case study done where a mother walked in on her husband molesting their daughter; right after, she went blind. Completely. So weird, I know--the brain is more powerful than you think...
If there's no physical reason, talk to a therapist.
sure if they are damaged, and depends on the injury
A bump to the head can do it and depending on what damage is done it can be cured.