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Ojo rojo
No se necesita ningún tratamiento, pero la persona debe hacerse revisar la presión arterial de manera regular.
La hemorragia subconjuntival generalmente desaparece de manera espontánea en alrededor de una semana.
Generalmente no se presentan complicaciones.
Se debe consultar con el médico si aparece un parche rojo brillante en la esclerótica del ojo.
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