HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!

Okay so l hardly ever take off my contacts.
im supposed to take them out every night.
i sleep in them and everything.
when im really not supposed to.
well, this morning l was in the shower.
then l thought l had a air bubble under my contact.
well, it was bothering my so l took it out.
then l noticed the air bubble was still there.
under my eye on the white part.
Am l going blind? Or getting cancer or some thing.
im kinda scared. the air bubble movies and now l cant see it.
it is like in the back of my eye.


HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!

GO TO THE DOCTOR!!! SLEEPING IN CONTACTS CAN CAUSE THEM TO GET FULLY OR PARTIALLY STUCK TO YOUR EYE, INFECTIONS, MOLD IN YOUR EYE, OR IT CAN CAUSE PAIN. PLZ GO TO THE DOCTOR, NO ITS NOT CANCER, IT IS PROBABLY FROM THE CONTACT THOUGH. YOU SHOULD HAVE GONE RIGHT AWAY. IM NOT TRYING TO BE MEAN BUT HAVE YOU CONSIDERED SWITCHING TO GLASSES??? PLZ GO TO THE DOCTOR AS IT MAY LEAD TO BLINDNESS, NOBODY ON Y!A CAN HELP YOU AS MUCH AS YOUR DOCTOR. PLZ BE CAREFUL NEXT TIME. GOOD LUCK! :D

l will say this in a nice way. Go see a doctor no one on can help you with this. l also suggest that you care for your eyes in a more responsible way and remove your contacts before going to bed. You do not need them to see in your sleep.

You will probably need to wear your eyeglasses assuming that you have some for a while to allow your eyes to heal.

Please see a doctor as soon as possible

''Am l going blind?''

Not quite, but u r risking serous damage to ur eyesight, & u will have done measurable permanent damage at a microscopic level. You may not notice that in ur vision for years, or even get away with it completely, but that is not assured.

There r a variety of ''bubbles'' that can appear on the white of the eye but that is not the biggest problem, compared to starving the cornea of oxygen every night.

You need a professional check-up, & need to follow the advice that follows from it.

Optometrist, retired.