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My 9yo son just had his tonsils and adenoids out...he now has really bad bloodshot eyes....is that normal????
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Bloody eyes: If there is bleeding in the white of the eyes, this an indication of acute bleeding from increase pressure, like forceful cough, vomiting. Check with your physician to make sure it is ok.
Answered 9/28/2016
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