Question 1

burst blood vessel dangerous in leg, should i be concerned?

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Yes: Spontaneous rupture of a vessel in the leg is not normal. You should seek consultation with your primary care physician and consider a referral to a vascular specialist or phlebologist(vein doctor).

Question 2

what should be done to treat a burst blood vessel in uvula?

Accepted Answer

Ignore it : The area should self heal without any rx or tx.

Question 3

burst blood vessel in my penis how to get it better a bit  quicker?

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Burst blood vessel: If you mean a bruise, that will resolve in 7-10 days.  Arnica, gel or pills, may help it resolve faster.  If you mean little capillaries in the area, they won't resolve on their own.  You'll need to see your doctor to get them treated.

Question 4

can i fly with burst blood vessel in wrist?

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Yes: A broken blood vessel is usually the result of trauma and it results in bleeding under the skin to foam a black and blue mark (ecchymosis).  The blood vessel seals itself and the black  and blue resolves over about ten days.  There is no contraindication to flying.

Question 5

burst blood vessel in shoulder have lump on top of shoulder?

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Lump: The lump may represent unabsorbed blood

Question 6

how concerning is a burst blood vessel in the brain?

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Very concerning: When a blood vessel bursts inside the brain, it bleeds into the surrounding space (or tissue).  That causes increased pressure to surrounding structures which can cause significant damage. Smaller bleeds may cause less damage - unless they happen in more vital areas.  Large bleeds sometimes need surgery.

Question 7

ok to fly with burst blood vessel in my eye?

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Yes: A broken blood vessel on the surface of the eye is called a subconjuctival hemorrhage.  It is the equivalent of a bruise elsewhere on the body.  A new subconjuctival hemorrhage can rebleed in the first week, but there is no contraindication of flying in a pressurized cabin.

Question 8

burst blood vessel in my penis can my girlfriend get infection of my blood?

Accepted Answer

Not likely: This could only happen if you had an infection which was transmissible through blood.  This would most commonly be either syphilis or hiv.  If you are concerned about these would strongly suggest that you be tested.

Question 9

what is a good way for me to progress the healing of a burst blood vessel in my eyes?

Accepted Answer

You : Can use a warm compress to your eye.  The warmth increases the circulation and allows the body to work a little faster to clean up the blood.

Question 10

burst blood vessel in your eye getting bigger?

Accepted Answer

Surface blood?: Acute subconjunctival hemorrhage is a bright red patch on the white part of eye . There should be no vision loss or pain.  Yes...They look like they are spreading as the body resorbs them. Rx is otc tears until gone.

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