When I stare into the blue sky it turns red?

[Jamesnewick]

I'm 20 male, no eye/health problems.. anyway, when I look at the blue sky (doesn't work on anything else even if it's bright?), When I close ONE eye and DE-FOCUS the open one, and just 'stare off' after about a few seconds it's like a slowly reddish/dark brown area appears - it looks like a after image, but as soon as I focus again it dissapears, and doesn't work with both eyes open? It's kind of like when it's dark and you keep staring, and things all go pitch-black until the slightest subtle eye movement brings everything back.

[John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, FAAO]

Have an eye examination by an ophthalmologist Eye MD, discuss your observations.  If the exam is normal stop looking for trouble and trying to find this area.

[Jamesnewick]

I had one 3 months ago. I noticed it by accident when working outside, although now that I purposely did it, I notice it doesn't happen if I clover the closed eye with my hand, because I notice when I defocus my eyelids slightly open which is where this area was coming from. It's in both eyes by the way - do you think this is something to worry about or just a observation I've noticed

[Jamesnewick]

Actually, I just realised - it looks exactly like a phosense, and only appears if I have one of my eyes covered? If I then close my eyes I can see it, like after you stare at a light theres that green/reddish area.

[Jamesnewick]

I know this question is being spammed, but I've concluded that it's me closed eye still seeing whatever is obstructing it, if I leave both eyes open and stare at the sky and put my finger infront of either eye, the 'area' occurs but it's actually the finger coming into focus at such a extreme close-ness.

[John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, FAAO]

Move on unless something changes or something new develops.  Then additional tests can be done by Eye MDs

[Jamesnewick]

Does it sound like a issue to you or is it just a whacky observation?

[Jamesnewick]

Does it sound like a problem or just a weird observation?

[John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, FAAO]

Can't make that determination from here. You must have an eye exam before putting in the weird/whacky  catagory

[Harveyclues]

Dear James, please read my question, perhaps that is what you MEANT to say, but you could be meaning something different... if not follow the doctors instructions

[John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, FAAO]

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