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Redblood shot
Having redblod shot in my eye from last
7 days also having cold, in eye there is no pain
Previous I asked sme questions I was said subconjunctival hemorrhage & automatically go after a week but still remains
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Yes it's subconjuntival haemorrhage. Sometimes when it's bigger or recurrent ,It may take up to 3 wks.
Please do cold compresses and take tab serratiopeptidase 10 mg twice daily.
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Dr. Preeti Patil
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
30 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes,I agree.it is subconj haemorrhage.sometimes may take longer than a week to disappear.so don't worry.
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Dr. Minali Goyal
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
38 yrs exp
Mumbai
This is subconjunctival haemorrhage. Takes time to go, nothing to be
done.
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