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Blood clot in Sclera
I have a small blood clot in sclera of my eye. i did not have any pain initially for a day or two. Then i noticed that the clot is moving towards the Retina and i started feeling a small irritation while i blink. i googled for symptoms and concluded it might be a subconjunctival hemorrhage. is there any home remedies or i need to consult a doc?
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It moved probably towards "cornea".... No need to worry of no trauma or blood pressure issues.. It should resolve in about 15days.. Vitamin c helps.. Can always consult if any more problems
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This is sub conjuctival haemorrhage but it's important also that how it's started and whether it increasing or getting resolved by spreading.
Are you a hypertensive? Did you lift any weights before the episode? Any stress on body like severe sneezing or cough? Any injury to the eye?
It's better you consult Ophthalmologist for complete check up whether it's spreading really inside?
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