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I have a broken blood vessel in my eye.

I Have a Broken Blood Vessel In My Eye

Posted on October 16, 2012June 3, 2019 by Mandy
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This morning I woke up with a broken blood vessel in my eye.

Ok, y’all.  I seriously don’t know what my issue is with bumps on my eyeballs!  Just this past year, I had this:

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And it eventually went away.

broken blood vessel in eye

Umm.  Scary!

According to Dr. Google, it’s probably just a subconjunctival hemmorhage, or a broken blood vessel in the eye.  It’s painless and actually starting to go away.  Which is a darn good thing, because if you find yourself with this condition, I advise you NOT to google a picture of a subconjunctival hemmorhage because it will only scare the daylights out of you.  Apparently, this redness can spread all the way across the eyeball. *shudder*  I have never had a broken blood vessel in the eye, so this is certainly a first for me.

I have along history with strange things happening in my eyes, starting with corneal ulcers when I was 13.  That was a long and frustrating treatment experience that I never want to live through again.  I visited no less than four eye doctors during that time before we finally found a great one who figured out what was going on.  This man literally saved my sight.  He has been my eye doctor ever since.  I am so thankful my parents made the decision to send me there to be treated.

And so, that’s my latest installment of “I have ANOTHER bump on my eyeball”.  It was also a great chance to show off my dry skin and fine lines and wrinkles.  Bonus!  Maybe this broken blood vessel in my eye won’t last for long.

2 thoughts on “I Have a Broken Blood Vessel In My Eye”

  1. Terra Heck says:
    October 17, 2012 at 11:40 am

    I’ve actually had the same thing happen to me a few times this year. I asked people and they said it was the same thing, broken blood vessels. A couple people have even mentioned that it can be associated with high blood pressure. Luckily, I haven’t had it happen recently. I doubt it’s an emergency but definitely something to keep an eye on. (pun intended)

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  2. Robin says:
    October 16, 2012 at 12:04 pm

    Eek! That happened to my son once. It went away after a few days, thankfully!

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