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I 've been suffering from subconjuntivital hemorrhage since last 3 weeks. Strain is not present now. But its sometimes half red and sometimes little portion seems to be very light red after using the eye drop. When will it get cured? Is it comimg again?
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Subconjuntival haemorrhage is likely to subside within 3wk.
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Hello This will subside in another one week There is nothing to worry
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