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What to do if i got hit in the eye at soccer/football training and now have blurred vision?
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Get checked: Call your ophthalmologist's office and discuss your symptoms. Even on a weekend their answering service will communicate your concern to them. There is a chance of retinal detachment or bleeding inside the eye after a hard blow. Most times the exam simply shows some irritation or inflammation which is relatively harmless, but it should be checked.
Answered 12/19/2016
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