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The red clots in eyes
I have noticed several times that sometimes the nerves in one side of my eyes become visible red which looks like a clot but not a clot. Why does it happen? Is it because I sleep less and due to more screen time or there can be some underlying reason?
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Hello
. This could be due to stress and dryness
Both lack of sleep and excessive screen use can cause this
Try
A take proper nap
B. Reduce screen time
C. Cold compresses help.
D. Use lubricating eyedrop
Having said that it is provisional diagnosis
Kindly share close up pic for evaluation
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Dr. Pavan Chavan
Ophthalmologist
19 yrs exp
Pune
Hello Ma'am..There are lot many reasons for the kind of symptoms you described.. Better to opt for online consultation where we can have a video call for better understanding of the issue and proper treatment.
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