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Blood cloth in my right eye
Hi, Ive had fever for five days and during those time. I was sneezing a lot of times and coughing. Took medicines and I feel better though I have to complete the course of the antibiotics. But I just noticed I have a small blood cloth in my right eye that I never been had before. Its not painful, watery or anything. Just a little itchy. Will this blood cloth in my eye will be permanent or is this serious matter?
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it's subconjuctival haemorrhage and will resolve of its own within 2to3 wk. don't worry.
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Hi. Given your systemic history, the bleeding could have occured due to increased cough and sneezing. This is called a sub conjunctival haemorrhage. If the bleeding
isn't increasing in size and there isn't any discharge, there isn't much to worry about.
It will resolve on its own, nothing to worry about.
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Don't worry, it will resolve on its own.
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If, however, it recurs, better to get examined by an ophthalmologist.
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