<unk>  on its own is a mild and self-limiting disease. The majority of cases of<unk>  are self-resolving and do not need treatment. The underlying causes and injuries that caused<unk> , on the other hand, may be serious, necessitating urgent intervention including surgery. If related visual symptoms or other acute<unk>  compression symptoms are present, lateral canthotomy or cantholysis,<unk>  decompression by needle aspiration, and bone decompression may be required to relieve<unk>  pressure and preserve vision. Prophylactic oral antibiotics may be needed to prevent secondary infection.
Orbital emphysema
Tympanites
Trachoma
Orbital blowout fracture
Orbital apex syndrome
Orbital cellulitis
Vitreous hemorrhage
Periocular injection