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Only 1 eye red without pain? what could this be?
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Tough to tell: Its tough to properly assess without being able to see your eye. Common causes of redness are allergies or trauma. Less common but possible are viral/bacterial infections. Reasons to see a doctor in person are eye pain, vision loss or failure of the redness to resolve.
Answered 4/28/2018
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