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What Causes Blood In The Eyes?

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Posted on Mon, 13 Nov 2017
Question: I have blood in my eye. Just appeared.
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Answered by Dr. Lekshmi Rita Venugopal (3 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Provisional diagnosis: Conjunctival hemorrhage

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thank you for trusting HealthcareMagic for your health concerns,

Sudden onset redness in the eye without any other associated symptoms is most likely suggestive of conjunctival hemorrhage, which is bleeding in the conjunctival layer.

Placid can cause a decrease in platelet count which increases bleeding risk.

The conjunctival hemorrhage will reabsorb on its own. However, I'd recommend that you undergo complete blood count analysis to assess the WBC, RBC and platelets count in blood. Mild decrease in platelet count does not need any treatment. However, a substantial reduction in platelet count increases bleeding risk and require platelet transfusion.

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Please address further questions here

Regards
Dr.Lekshmi
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Arnab Banerjee
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Dr. Lekshmi Rita Venugopal

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Practicing since :2012

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What Causes Blood In The Eyes?

Brief Answer: Provisional diagnosis: Conjunctival hemorrhage Detailed Answer: Hello, Thank you for trusting HealthcareMagic for your health concerns, Sudden onset redness in the eye without any other associated symptoms is most likely suggestive of conjunctival hemorrhage, which is bleeding in the conjunctival layer. Placid can cause a decrease in platelet count which increases bleeding risk. The conjunctival hemorrhage will reabsorb on its own. However, I'd recommend that you undergo complete blood count analysis to assess the WBC, RBC and platelets count in blood. Mild decrease in platelet count does not need any treatment. However, a substantial reduction in platelet count increases bleeding risk and require platelet transfusion. Hope this answers your question Please address further questions here Regards Dr.Lekshmi