How do I know if there isn't enough oxygen going in my eye?

Question

I just started wearing contact lenses a week ago. I would like to find out how I would know if there weren't enough oxygen going into my eyes by just observing my eyes. Therefore I would know if I'd have to make a trip to the eye doctor.

Answer 1

Really, the best way way monitor your corneal health is to keep your regular contact lense check appointments and your yearly eye exams. The only person that can effectively monitor this is your eye doctor.

Answer 2

When ur eyes is red and dry.

Answer 3

this problem comes only in prolonged wearing than adviced-- it is all now left to you to not yo try one like that---prolonged wearing leads to a condign called keraties, in which you get your redness of eyes ,watering, some times loss of transparency l  to small extent also holiday period for wearing  contacts and review by eye doctor------ so an adventures trip assured for your test of O2 ABSORBTION

Answer 4

Do your eyes feel dry or itchy?  Contact lenses usually don't prevent oxygen from getting in.

Answer 5

if your eyes turn blue.....they need more oxygen