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Is eye redness a sign of some disease?
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Red eye: Eyes become red from injury, infection, bleeding, dryness and internal eye inflammation. If you have a lowering of vision, pain, light sensitivity, or significant pus coming out, then you need to see your ophthalmologist right away for diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 10/18/2016
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