Burst blood vessels

Bim said:I got it pretty bad a couple of years ago when I squatted whilst ill, felt like my head was going to pop on the top set, then I was like this

http://i57.tinypic.com/2qmhugg.jpg

Must admit I took it a little easier than usual for a couple of sessions after that, but back to normal a week later.

CAJ said:
Haha oh s**t!
I'll stop been a fanny then! Loal

yiannis said:I get it from squats when i dont breath right.

Bim said:I got it pretty bad a couple of years ago when I squatted whilst ill, felt like my head was going to pop on the top set, then I was like this

http://i57.tinypic.com/2qmhugg.jpg

Must admit I took it a little easier than usual for a couple of sessions after that, but back to normal a week later.

matthewvc said:
https://imgur.com/95shyUJ.png

Gordy said:I had my eye gouged almost out the socket while playing rugby (5 minutes into the Scottish Cup final on Murrayfield, I was devastated) the white of my eye was dark red for weeks, didn’t go to the doctor it healed and no lasting damage so I doubt it’s anything to worry about, obviously I'm not a doctor though.

It's my skin that seems to suffer from burst vessels though. I look permanently embarrassed for a couple of days after squats/deadlifts, if I do pause squats my neck, shoulders and chest join in, occasional nosebleeds more frequent when doing paused squats.

My hands are always coated in red/purple spots after benching, looks like a massive bruise. I've had nosebleeds benching and I've even bled out the back of my hand before during bench (there was no cut).

Have had my blood pressure checked and it's always fine, doctor said it was "incredibly average" the last time, almost bang on 120/80 so I'm not worried.

Gordy said:I had my eye gouged almost out the socket while playing rugby (5 minutes into the Scottish Cup final on Murrayfield, I was devastated) the white of my eye was dark red for weeks, didn’t go to the doctor it healed and no lasting damage so I doubt it’s anything to worry about, obviously I'm not a doctor though.

It's my skin that seems to suffer from burst vessels though. I look permanently embarrassed for a couple of days after squats/deadlifts, if I do pause squats my neck, shoulders and chest join in, occasional nosebleeds more frequent when doing paused squats.

My hands are always coated in red/purple spots after benching, looks like a massive bruise. I've had nosebleeds benching and I've even bled out the back of my hand before during bench (there was no cut).

Have had my blood pressure checked and it's always fine, doctor said it was "incredibly average" the last time, almost bang on 120/80 so I'm not worried.

Gordy said:I had my eye gouged almost out the socket while playing rugby (5 minutes into the Scottish Cup final on Murrayfield, I was devastated) the white of my eye was dark red for weeks, didn’t go to the doctor it healed and no lasting damage so I doubt it’s anything to worry about, obviously I'm not a doctor though.

It's my skin that seems to suffer from burst vessels though. I look permanently embarrassed for a couple of days after squats/deadlifts, if I do pause squats my neck, shoulders and chest join in, occasional nosebleeds more frequent when doing paused squats.

My hands are always coated in red/purple spots after benching, looks like a massive bruise. I've had nosebleeds benching and I've even bled out the back of my hand before during bench (there was no cut).

Have had my blood pressure checked and it's always fine, doctor said it was "incredibly average" the last time, almost bang on 120/80 so I'm not worried.