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My 4 yr old son accidently poked his eye yesterday and today he's eye is very red its in the inside part of the eye it dosent hurt him but i'm worried?
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Go to eye dr: Yes. Take him to the eye doctor right away. It could be a small bleed, foreign object, or infection.
Answered 3/20/2012
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See an eye doctor: Take your son to be examined by an ophthalmologist asap.
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