We were all out today, when my daughter noticed one of my eyes was quite badly bloodshot. Once she pointed it out, then suddenly it hurt (psychosomatics alive and well :lol: ). I haven't banged my eye, been hit there or anything else, so am a bit confused how or why it's now bloodshot. Any ideas?
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Bloodshot eye
- Thread starter Defren
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Take a read of this Defren from the NHS regarding Red-eye:
http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/red-eye/Pa ... ction.aspx
Needless to say if your concerned then it's best to get your eye checked by your gp, hope it's gone by the morning
http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/red-eye/Pa ... ction.aspx
Needless to say if your concerned then it's best to get your eye checked by your gp, hope it's gone by the morning
BaliRob
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This is not uncommon with diabetics - it will take a few days to subside that is, if you are not experiencing any pain or soreness.
Comfortably_Numb
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Old thread but...Hope this helps..http://www.everydayhealth.com/diabetes/type2/managing/taking-care-of-your-eyes.aspx
Been having problems with bloodshot eye (always the same one), for a few months now which is why I looked it up.
Been having problems with bloodshot eye (always the same one), for a few months now which is why I looked it up.
