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Red spot in eye
From last 2 day , in one eye small red spot came with dryness. I do not have eiching. I am it professional so work on laptop 8 hrs daily Plz suggest
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This is looking like a subconjunctival haemorrhage. Do you have high blood pressure as your weight seems to be more for your height? Are you on any medication for BP or heart ailment for eg. aspirin. or any painkillers ?
it could also be due to vigorous eye rubbing.
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If your vision is alright you could wait for few days. Normally it will take 2 -3 weeks for the redness to go.
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Yes it looks like subconjunctival haemorrhage
Plz check ur blood pressure also
Take Moxicip eye drop four times a day
Tb vit c 500mg two times a day for 7 days
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Hi,
Looks like subconjunctival haemorrhage .
It is self limiting within 7-10 days.
Don't worry.
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cold water compression.
tablet limcee 2 times a day for one week.
lubricants like refresh tears 4-5 times a day.
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