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I hit my head on the sidewalk and got a really bad black eye from it. half of the white part of my eye is solid red do i need medical attention?
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Red eye: If there is no blurry vision or eye pain, you may just have a sub conjunctival hemorrhage and can give it time to resolve. If you have blurry vision, eye pain and/or light sensitivity, you may have ocular inflammation (uveitis), and should see an ophthalmologist promptly.
Answered 6/6/2014
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