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Eye bleeding is most often caused by injury to the eye, such as blunt trauma or penetration of something sharp into the eye. Other causes of eye bleeding include malformations of the blood vessels in the eye, cancer in the eye, or severe inflammation of the inner portions of the eye. Subconjunctival hemorrhages that appear as red spots on the whites of the eyes may appear for no apparent reason and are typically not a serious problem.
When these glands don't function properly, known as Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), it can result in dry patches on your eyes. These become sore, and extra tears are produced as a reflex. This is the most likely cause of watering eyes. Other causes. Other problems that can cause extra tears to be produced include: the lower eyelid sagging away from the eye â this makes it difficult for tears to reach the drainage ducts ; eyelids that roll inwards inflammation of the edges of the eyelids (blepharitis) blocked or narrowed tear ducts ; eye irritation (for example, from chemical fumes or grit)