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Red spot in left eye
Today morning I noticed red spot in my left eye .. why it happened ? Is it serious ? How can I cure it now ? Pls advice
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It appears to be subconjunctival hemorrhage though the image is not very clear, This resolves spontaneously
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
44 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It is sub conjunctival Haemorrhage.pl check your bp.it will resolve by it self with in 15 days.pl use Refresh tears eye drops, 2drops 3times a day.pl consult ophthalmologist for further evaluation and treatment.
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Dr. Saba Kausar
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
It's a small bleed. It'll gradually get absorbed in 10-15 days. Nothing to worry as long a your vision is alright.
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Dr. Rutvi Parikh
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
9 yrs exp
Vadodara
It's a subconjunctival bleed.
It can occur after a sudden or severe sneeze or cough, heavy lifting, straining, vomiting or even rubbing one's eyes too roughly.
It can also occur as a side effect of eye surgery or blood thinners or sudden shoot up of blood pressure.
It is mostly self resolving.
Usually it disappears within two weeks.
Warning signs should be ruled out like pain, diminished vision, floaters means floating mosquito in front of eye etc.
Blood pressure should be checked.
Avoid rubbing
Maintain hygeine
Avoid weight lifting.
Avoid any strains
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