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My spouse eye suddenly red w/pain, photophobia and pressure behind it his top lid is sensitive.no eye trauma no swelling gotten worse past 24hrs. er?
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Eye pain: Yes. Sudden onset eye pain that is persistent and progressive needs ER eval asap.
Answered 6/25/2016
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