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Is it covid??
Just now I saw a blood spot in my mother eye(1eye)..she don't know that until I saw.no pain also.. should I get her tested?
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This could be sub conjunctival hemorrhage
This usually resolves in 2-3 weeks
Having said that, it is provisional diagnosis
Kindly share close up pics
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It is not indicative of covid.
Get her blood pressure checked. It could be subconjuctival haemorrhage ( rupture of small vessel due to raised BP) .
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Best is to opt for online consultation where we can have a video chat to understand the issue better and have a look at the lesion.
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The sign you have mentioned is not indicative of COVID. If Symptoms like fever, cough, cold, bodyache are there with a contact history then only go for covid testing. For red spot in the eye, you can consult online.
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Dr. Himanshu Goyal
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
9 yrs exp
Karnal
It could be subconjunctival haemorrhage.
Best is to opt for video consultation where it can be seen and your doubts can be cleared.
Attached photograph would have helped to diagnose the condition.
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