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How can punching the eye affect eyeball?
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Quite possible.: You could sustain detachment of the retina; a hyphema (bleeding btwn cornea & iris), an orbital blow out fracture, changes in vision (cloudy, blurred or double vision) & injury to the iris. See opthamologist.
Answered 6/18/2013
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