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Is Pain Due To Subconjunctival Hemorrhage A Cause For Concern?

I have a Subconjunctival Hemorrhage. I have some aching when I close my eye lid or blink. I do not have a scratchy feeling. The area with blood is growing. It started yesterday morning, so I am over 24 hours out. Should I be concerned with the area growing and mild pain?
Tue, 16 Aug 2016
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no it is a self limiting condition. it can be due to superficial injury on forehead or even head and due to developmental continuity tt come to sbconcuctival region, it is self limiting. can apply cold compression. it can happen due to constipation and straining chorinic cough or hyper tension. it does not require any treatment when itis stopped from source the hemorrhage will be slowlyabsorved.
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Is Pain Due To Subconjunctival Hemorrhage A Cause For Concern?

no it is a self limiting condition. it can be due to superficial injury on forehead or even head and due to developmental continuity tt come to sbconcuctival region, it is self limiting. can apply cold compression. it can happen due to constipation and straining chorinic cough or hyper tension. it does not require any treatment when itis stopped from source the hemorrhage will be slowlyabsorved.