Mysterious Bloody eyes after jogging?

I usually sleep on my left...but no reddish left eye in the
morning...

Kelvin

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Hi, group:

I sit in my office 12 hours a day 7 days a week and jog
at 830PM

everyday...

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Last night I skipped jogging...Today when I jog, I felt a
mysterious itch

in

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the left eye when I ran for 50 meters...then itched for a
few minutes...After

I

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return home I found that eye bloody red and a slight
inflammation on the eye
lids...

I am 27 year male and I am pretty confident with my
cardiology i think...healthy and fit...a little
underweight though...

What might cause such problems? I heard people say stroke
might associate with facial stuff...

Kelvin

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.Today when I jog, I felt a mysterious itch in the left eye
when I ran for 50 meters...then itched for a few
minutes...After I return home I found that eye bloody red
and a slight inflammation on the eye
lids...

<snip> What might cause such problems? I heard people say
stroke might associate with facial stuff...

I assume you went to the doc about this? I might have been a
foreign object, a corneal abrasion, or just simple
blepharitis or something. Don't assume stroke...there are
too many possibilities.

Bob

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Robert Dickow said:

"Kelvin @ SG" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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.Today when I jog, I felt a mysterious itch in the left
eye when I ran for 50 meters...then itched for a few
minutes...After I return home I found that eye bloody red
and a slight inflammation on the eye
lids...

I assume you went to the doc about this? I might have been
a foreign object, a corneal abrasion, or just simple
blepharitis or something. Don't assume stroke...there are
too many possibilities.

I hope it was just a scratch and healed. I actually don't
understand why _everyone_ doesn't wear glasses, at least
everyone near an area where automobiles or other machinery
abounds. Not criticizing you, personally. If this happens a
lot, you might drop in on news:rec.running