Subconjunctival hemorrhage refers to the breakdown of tiny blood vessels underneath the white surface of the eye (conjunctiva). It is considered a harmless condition and can be resolved on its own within two weeks. However, the common characteristic feature of subconjunctival hemorrhage is the presence of a bright red patch on the white layer of the eye.
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Is the blood clot in sclera due to an infection?
Query: Hello doctor, I have got blood clotting since the past two days in my right eye, in the part of the sclera. I have no idea whether it is an infection or not. I am currently using Moxicip eye drop to see whether I get any relief. I have used other home remedies like washing my eyes with cold water. ... Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. By going through your query, I understand that you are suffering from a subconjunctival hemorrhage. It is a self-limiting condition although cosmetically disfiguring, it causes no pain or any watering. I advise tablet Limcee (Vitamin C) to help in faster recovery and co... Read Full »