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How do you get rid of sub conjuctival haemorrhage soon?
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Time: Not much you can do except give it time. If it has sopped bleeding, warm compresses may help. This will increase the blood flow to the area and increase absorption of the blood. Cool compresses will slow, as well as visine or other get the red out drops.
Answered 9/28/2016
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