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I have subconjuctival hemorrhage 4 weeks ago and the redness disappear gradually...its normal to have red in all of the eye in the morning?
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Recurrent hemorrhage: It sounds like you either have a recurrent conjunctival hemorrhage or the original one has not completely cleared. Conjunctival hemorrhage in your age group is usually completely benign problem and will gradually clear on its own. There is no treatment.
Answered 12/17/2015
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