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White bumb on sclera, pain, enlarged veins ?
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Sounds like there...: is inflammation in the eye. The bump on the sclera may be a pingeuculum, which is a benign lesion, that grows in relation to increase UV sunlight. It can also become inflamed, red and painful. This may require some prescription medication. I would recommend seeing an eye care provider.
Answered 5/15/2015
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