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Blood clot overnight
I just noticed a red blood clot (or red patch) in the white area of my eye that appeared overnight. There’s no pain but a very little vision problem right now, but I’m a bit worried. Could you please tell me if this is a cause for concern or if it’s something normal that will go away on its own?
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It looks like subconjunctival hemorrhage.
Can use eye drop Neph-M thrice a day to reduce redness.
Also you should monitor your BP.
Usually it resolves on its own in 7-10 days
If the hemorrhage increases in size- consult your ophthalmologist
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If the hemorrhage increases in size- consult your ophthalmologist
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Most of the times it goes away on its own . But you are complaining of vision problem too , for that you should consult an ophthalmologist.
These clots are generally caused by positive valsalva (which can be due to sneezing or coughing.) or high blood pressure.
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Check your blood pressure.
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Avoid lifting heavy weights.
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Its subconjuctival hemorrhage. If its developed overnight its may be because of alteration in high Blood pressure. Can use eye drop tear drop 4 time for next 15 days and Tab Limcee Hs
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Need opthalmoloy consultation if any effect on vision.
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