Why do some people swim in the water with their eyes open easily, while others can t?

Why do some people open their eyes in the water and others can't? I'm scared after reading it for a while.

This is due to the fact that people's eyes are not sensitive, and some people have high sensitivity, so it is difficult to open their eyes underwater.

Because everyone's eyes are not the same sensitive to water, some people can easily open their eyes when swimming in the water, while others can't.

This has something to do with genetic factors. Due to genetic factors, everyone's eye sensitivity to water is different, and people who are sensitive to water may have difficulty opening their eyes when swimming.

Everyone can open their eyes in the water. If you dare, you can open your eyes.

However, when a person sees things in the water, it is as if he is nearsighted. That's because water has a greater refractive power than air.

You can open your eyes. When I was younger, I used to swim in the water to catch fish, and as long as the water wasn't particularly mixed, I always kept my eyes open. After a long time, the eyes will be bloodshot.

Why are some people able to open their eyes in the water and others not? After reading it, I understood.

You can too, don't believe it's not difficult to try basin water. It's good to open your eyes a few more times, don't be a little dazzling, and don't dare.

Why is it that some people can open their eyes in the water and most people can't?

Why do some people swim with their eyes open in the water, while others can't? I'm scared after reading it for a while.

It's better not to, it can cause inflammation, there are a lot of bacteria and parasites in the water. Secondly, there are abundant nerves on the cornea, and the surface is very sensitive, and there will be a foreign body sensation when water enters, not to mention direct contact with water. Only fluids that are close to the composition of tears do not cause a foreign body sensation.

It is better to wear swimming goggles when entering the water, and if you are still nearsighted, you can wear myopia swimming goggles to protect your eyes and not get hurt.

Yes, I've tried, but for the sake of safety, it's best to see if the water is clean, if it's not clean, it's best not to open your eyes, otherwise it will affect your eyesight, I recommend that you don't open your eyes when swimming, even if the surrounding water is clean, even if you wear swimming goggles, it will have *** on your eyes.

It is possible to open the eyes in the water, but in the dirtier water, the retina is damaged, resulting in vision loss, and the eyes are also slightly damaged in the clear water. --Explanation: Clean water refers to distilled water without disinfectant, and dirty water refers to water other than distilled water without disinfectant.

If you are not suited, you can find a basin at home, fill it with water and bury your head in the water, and open your eyes to practice.

However, in China, no one can guarantee the quality of the water in the swimming pool or the sea, and there will be disinfectant residues in the water of professional swimming pools, and opening your eyes in the water without protective measures will bring great risks to your eyes, so I hope you wear swimming goggles when swimming to provide maximum protection for your eyes.

No, it's not good for your eyes, and besides, as soon as you open it, it automatically closes, which is the automatic reaction of living beings.

Generally, no, water can get into the eyes and it is very uncomfortable. If you want to open your eyes, put on your goggles.

Yes, as long as you get used to it

Yes, but it will hurt your eyes.