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Scleral laceration
I suspect a scleral laceration on the right part of my right eye, there is a red line from the corner going to the eyeball, talking about the symptoms i dont really have any pain but theres a slight itch sometimes, and i dont really experience any change in my vision its been a day and half since i had these symptoms. Please reply asap so i can get to the next step if required.
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Scleral laceration occurs after ocular trauma. If you have any history of trauma, visit a local ophthalmologist for complete eye examination.
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Laceration is cut through conjunctiva separating layers.You might not got those symptoms because of that.Anyway need to consult online to check what is actually happening
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Hi do you have any history of trauma? Scleral laceration on its own in unlikely however it's advisable not to keep such doubts and get a consult for early treatment of essential.
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please avoid touching the eye
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Dr. Saba Kausar
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Please consult local ophthalmologist for complete eye examination
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