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I woke up with blood on my eyelashes but no visible bleeding on the white part of my eye. what could this be? should i: a) go to the er. b) schedule an appointment with a doctor. c) just let it be?
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Bleeding is not likely to originate in your eye, it can be from the inside of the eyelid or skin, face and/or scalp. If vision is fine, you can schedule a follow up with your doc.
Answered 4/25/2023
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