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Hit in the eye by soccer ball, should i be concerned?
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Eye injuries: Eye injuries are common in sports. In general, one should be concerned if there are any visual disturbances, painful eye movements, bleeding into the eye, or severe pain of the eye just to name a few.
Answered 3/23/2014
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