If we cry at daytime our eyes don't get swell up but if we cry for even a five minutes at night in dark our eyes swell up . Why ???
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RJRishabh:
so I know only why our eyes swell
ok then
which class
But i don't know why it happens only at night time
11th
hmm ok then thanks
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HEYA MATE !!
I'M NOT SURE ABOUT THIS BUT I MAY HELP YOU A BIT
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It's because emotional tears are more watery, they're less salty than basic tear secretions and the tissue in your eye. So, through the process of osmosis, the water moves into the saltier ocular tissues, which makes them swell up.
note :- Osmosis is the process through which the fluid in our body travels through permeable membranes .
I'M NOT SURE ABOUT THIS BUT I MAY HELP YOU A BIT
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It's because emotional tears are more watery, they're less salty than basic tear secretions and the tissue in your eye. So, through the process of osmosis, the water moves into the saltier ocular tissues, which makes them swell up.
note :- Osmosis is the process through which the fluid in our body travels through permeable membranes .
Sorry i didn't get it
which point ??
second one
it means that the water in our body moves to another
membrane which swells up the eye
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Whether you’re going through a tough breakup or have another difficult situation that’s bringing you down, crying is a part of life. It’s an emotional response unique to humans. It may have even developed to help with survival.
Still, the puffy, red eyes you get after a crying session don’t have to bring your mood down any further. Keep reading to learn how you can quickly ease your symptoms and stock up on products to help next time you’re in a bind.
When you cry, fluid congregates in the eyelids and around the eye area. Reducing the swelling is all about cooling and moving the fluid away from the eyes.
Cucumber slices can also help soothe puffy eyes and reduce swelling, but you have to have a refrigerated cucumber on hand. If you do, wash your cucumber before cutting two 1/4-inch slices off. You can save the rest of the cucumber for later. Keep the slices on your eyelids until they’re no longer cool.
The idea with using tea bags is all about caffeine. Most varieties of black tea contain caffeine, and there’s some evidence that it can penetrate the skin, ease puffiness, and increase circulation. To try this method, wet two tea bags, refrigerate for 20 minutes, and then place them on your eyes for 15 to 30 minutes.
Still, the puffy, red eyes you get after a crying session don’t have to bring your mood down any further. Keep reading to learn how you can quickly ease your symptoms and stock up on products to help next time you’re in a bind.
When you cry, fluid congregates in the eyelids and around the eye area. Reducing the swelling is all about cooling and moving the fluid away from the eyes.
Cucumber slices can also help soothe puffy eyes and reduce swelling, but you have to have a refrigerated cucumber on hand. If you do, wash your cucumber before cutting two 1/4-inch slices off. You can save the rest of the cucumber for later. Keep the slices on your eyelids until they’re no longer cool.
The idea with using tea bags is all about caffeine. Most varieties of black tea contain caffeine, and there’s some evidence that it can penetrate the skin, ease puffiness, and increase circulation. To try this method, wet two tea bags, refrigerate for 20 minutes, and then place them on your eyes for 15 to 30 minutes.
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