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My 8 year-old son hit his head while playing outside, and he tells me that he is seeing blue and black in one eye. what is causing it and should he be taken to a doctor?
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Yes: See an opthalmologist asap to r/o intraocular bleeding or retina detachment.
Answered 11/13/2012
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