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Pregnant. Noticed Pinkish Purple Spot On Eye Ball. Worrisome
hello my name is mari, sorry to bother at this time but im concerned about something i noticed this morning. i am 20 years old, pregnant(2months far along) with no history health issues. So I woke up this morning and when i went to work i noticed i had like a pinkish purple spot on my eye ball and im really worried because this has never happened to me. it dont hury or itch at all. id appreciate if u can help me plz and thanks.
Fri, 14 Dec 2012
Hi,
Thanks for your query,
This spot is unrelated to pregnancy. Purple spot or other colored spots in eye are mostly harmless if not associated with headache, defective vision or an other problems .
Ordinary eye floaters and colored spots are very common and usually does not create any problem.
However a complete examination from a ophthalmologist is needed.
Take care and best of luck..
Hope it helps.
Thanks for your query,
This spot is unrelated to pregnancy. Purple spot or other colored spots in eye are mostly harmless if not associated with headache, defective vision or an other problems .
Ordinary eye floaters and colored spots are very common and usually does not create any problem.
However a complete examination from a ophthalmologist is needed.
Take care and best of luck..
Hope it helps.
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hello,
You are carrying 2 months pregnancy and present with pinkish purple spot after awaking up in the morning.
It may be due to infection like conjunctivitis or anything else.Need to examine your eye properly clinically or by ophthalmoscopy to detect underlying pathology.
So better to consult with ophthalmologist and take advice accordingly.
Wish you better health.
You are carrying 2 months pregnancy and present with pinkish purple spot after awaking up in the morning.
It may be due to infection like conjunctivitis or anything else.Need to examine your eye properly clinically or by ophthalmoscopy to detect underlying pathology.
So better to consult with ophthalmologist and take advice accordingly.
Wish you better health.
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