Greetings fellow puglists.
I've a couple of eye questions for ya. Bear in mind I'm not fighting competitively, but I am light sparring regularly with my trainer.
First up - I now have another black eye, second one in about three weeks on the same eye. The strange thing is I don't remember being hit on that eye. I did receive a straight to the bridge of the nose though.
It seems almost that wherever I get hit on the head, I get a black eye on my right eye! It's not a bad one, doesn't puff up or hurt, more the type of one that makes it look like I'm wearing eyeshadow (no ****). Usually goes after about 4 days.
Do any of you experience this phenomena - for example you get hit on the left eye socket, yet get a black eye on the right hand side?
Also - with light sparring, what exactly is the risk of damaging the eye itself? My right eye happens to be my "better" eye - I have slightly lopsided vision. Short of getting a thumb in the eye, I can't see that with gloves on, they eye socket would allow for any connection with the eye itself?
I don't think we're hitting nearly hard enough to detach a retina or anything like that.
Also - I do wear 'em with pride, but what's my best bet for taking down the bruising quickly? Arnica? Witch Hazel?
Cheers.
I've a couple of eye questions for ya. Bear in mind I'm not fighting competitively, but I am light sparring regularly with my trainer.
First up - I now have another black eye, second one in about three weeks on the same eye. The strange thing is I don't remember being hit on that eye. I did receive a straight to the bridge of the nose though.
It seems almost that wherever I get hit on the head, I get a black eye on my right eye! It's not a bad one, doesn't puff up or hurt, more the type of one that makes it look like I'm wearing eyeshadow (no ****). Usually goes after about 4 days.
Do any of you experience this phenomena - for example you get hit on the left eye socket, yet get a black eye on the right hand side?
Also - with light sparring, what exactly is the risk of damaging the eye itself? My right eye happens to be my "better" eye - I have slightly lopsided vision. Short of getting a thumb in the eye, I can't see that with gloves on, they eye socket would allow for any connection with the eye itself?
I don't think we're hitting nearly hard enough to detach a retina or anything like that.
Also - I do wear 'em with pride, but what's my best bet for taking down the bruising quickly? Arnica? Witch Hazel?
Cheers.
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