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What could happen to my swollen eye? i was hit with a ball.
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Injury to eye: It is important, in any type of eye injury, to seek an ophthalmologist to examine your eye, or eyes, to check for traumatic injuries. There are many things that can happen as a result of an injury and can be minor type, such as a lid bruise or swelling; damage to the front of the eye like inflammation or cataract; or injury to the back of the eye that could lead to a torn retina or a detachment.
Answered 12/22/2014
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