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Stuck On Eye, Dark Patches On Eye, Spots Seems Blurred, Having Mild Pain. Normal?

My son struck me with a toy sword on my right eye this evening at first I had a dark patch in my vision at the bottom left hand corner of my eye the same spot now seems blurred depending where I look but in very low light the dark patch seems to return. My eye in general dosnt feel right with very mild pain to look at my eye it seem fine its not red or swollen
Mon, 25 Jun 2012
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hii

it might be that the toy sword has caused a small bleeding the eye which is seen as the dark spot. if the spot is not increasing and if your vision otherwise is fine, then maybe there is no need to see a eye specialist.

u may consult a doctor if -
1. your central vision goes down
2. you see multiple 100's dark spots in front of your eyes
3. if a significant part of your peripheral vision goes down

mild pain after trauma is ok. u can take any mild OTC painkiller for the same.

get well soon
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Stuck On Eye, Dark Patches On Eye, Spots Seems Blurred, Having Mild Pain. Normal?

hii it might be that the toy sword has caused a small bleeding the eye which is seen as the dark spot. if the spot is not increasing and if your vision otherwise is fine, then maybe there is no need to see a eye specialist. u may consult a doctor if - 1. your central vision goes down 2. you see multiple 100 s dark spots in front of your eyes 3. if a significant part of your peripheral vision goes down mild pain after trauma is ok. u can take any mild OTC painkiller for the same. get well soon