1. Eye (Globe) Rupture
2. Flashes and Floaters 
3. Eye pain
4. Corneal injury
5. Cloudy white eye with vision decrease
6. Metal in eye
7. Bacterial infection
8. Chemical injury to the eye
9. Pain and swelling of the eye and eyelid
10. Sudden loss of vision (total or partial)

1. Rupture of the Globe: 

A rupture can result from severe blunt trauma or a penetrating wound, constituting a medical emergency. Seek immediate attention from an ER or an ophthalmologist for necessary surgical intervention.

2. Flashes and Floaters: 

Review my post on flashes and floaters.

Flashes of light or floaters resembling cobwebs in your vision require prompt evaluation by an eye doctor to rule out retinal involvement.

3. Eye Pain:

Eye pain may have various causes, some of which could be sight-threatening. Undergo a thorough eye exam to determine the root cause and appropriate treatment.

4. Corneal Injury

Even non-penetrating injuries should be assessed by an eye doctor to prevent potential scarring or infection if left untreated.

5. Cloudy white eye with vision decrease: 

If your eye appears cloudy or if your vision seems impaired, it’s crucial to consult your nearest eye doctor immediately.

6. Metal in the eye: 

In cases of metal exposure, seek immediate attention to prevent rust formation. Always wear proper eye protection when working with metal.

7. Bacterial Infection:

Suspected bacterial infections necessitate prompt use of antibiotic drops or oral antibiotics, especially if you’ve had prior ocular surgery or overuse of contact lenses.

8. Chemical injury to the eye: 

In the event of a chemical splash, rinse your eye with saline or cool water for at least 15 minutes. Try to remove any contact lenses if possible.

9. Pain and Swelling to the eye and eyelid: 

Pain and swelling may indicate an underlying infection. Visit the nearest eye doctor for prompt evaluation and treatment.

10. Sudden loss of vision: 

Any sudden total or partial loss of vision warrants an immediate visit to an ophthalmologist for a comprehensive eye examination.

Conclusion: 

Prompt attention to various ocular conditions is crucial. Don’t disregard any symptoms related to your eyes; after all, you only have two!