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Brownish-reddish Spot On Sclera That Is Darkening. Treatment ?

i have a brownish-reddish spot on my sclera that i never had in previous years. i also believe it has darkened within the last couple of months. i have read that uv light can be the cause of darkening. does this mean if i reduce my exposure to uv light, then the spot can at least fade (like a tan on my skin)? thanks!
Sat, 10 Aug 2013
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HI..
Thanks for the query.
A brownish reddish spot can be a resolving sub conjunctival hemorrhage or a naevus(mole) or any kind of inflammatory reaction..
A SCH resolves over time.
I am not sure whether it can be resolved by stopping exposure to UV light but definitely you can avoid its aggravation...
Hope this information helps..
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Brownish-reddish Spot On Sclera That Is Darkening. Treatment ?

HI.. Thanks for the query. A brownish reddish spot can be a resolving sub conjunctival hemorrhage or a naevus(mole) or any kind of inflammatory reaction.. A SCH resolves over time. I am not sure whether it can be resolved by stopping exposure to UV light but definitely you can avoid its aggravation... Hope this information helps..