Do some people sleep with their eyes half open because their eyes are too big? What happened to some people sleeping with their eyes half open?

1, that's not true. Sleeping with your eyes open is actually a disease with high probability. In medicine, this situation is called incomplete closure. As we all know, normal people close their upper and lower eyelids to rest their eyes when they sleep. However, when they are not completely closed, they will not be completely closed. This phenomenon is also called "rabbit eye", which generally leads to two reasons, one is physiological and the other is pathological.

As for physiology, it is generally natural. Of course, this phenomenon is still rare. When these people sleep, there will be gaps in the upper and lower eyelids of their eyes, which is called incomplete closure. As for pathology, the most common is facial cramp or facial muscle weakness caused by anesthesia. In addition, when people's eyes and orbits are not harmonious, there will be cases of incomplete closure, such as goldfish eyes.

Actually, sleeping with your eyes open has many disadvantages. First, it is easy to scare others. Secondly, it is easy to hurt the cornea when the eyes are exposed. In life, everyone should develop a good habit of eye examination. Once the phenomenon of incomplete closure occurs, you should go to the hospital for formal treatment at the first time. Then, pay attention to the hygiene around the eyes to avoid eye infection.