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Old 01-30-2016, 11:45 PM #1
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Default Still Have Blood Shot Eyes 10 months post concussion

I wake up most days with bloodshot eyes that only get worse as the day goes on. Usually accompanied by stinging or feeling tired. Have talked to ENT, neurologist, primary care doc. No help or suggestions. Was given eye drops which temporarily relieve the stinging.
Anyone know what could cause this to linger after all this time?? My concussion was caused by forward fall with some facial bruising and swollen eyes but am very bothered by this. Especially end of day not to mention I look like Ive been drinking or on drugs!! Help
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