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If the blood is frozen in the white part of the eye is frightened. This problem is called a subconjunctival hemorrhage. This bleeding may be due to various reasons. The difference between eye-catching, allergic conjunctivitis, uveitis, etc. is that it does not get red with inflammation, but blood remains visible. Suddenly there may be bleeding in the eyes when straining due to an excessive cough, vomiting, excessive sneezing, etc. If there is a hamstring, some of the insides of the eye or the eyes may shed too loud.

Often, some virus fever, such as dengue and other hemorrhagic fever, are seen to be bleeding in the eyes. Those who have problems with blood clotting or thinning of blood, they have more problems. Diabetes and high blood pressure patients are at high risk.

Generally, this clotting blood is absorbed within two weeks and can not be seen again. If there is any obvious cause (such as a cough or a cough), it will continue to be treated. If there is bleeding in the eye with the fever, then the doctor should be patient. If you have any medicines of aspirin or warfarin, inform the doctor. Get help from the doctor if there is severe pain in the eye or head with this problem. Teardrop can be used to remove general discomfort in the eye.

Dr. Purvani Rani Debnath

Eye Department, Bardem hospital

Sources - Prothom-Alo.

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