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Bleeding in eye with headache

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ash52001
ash52001

I'm not a normal 20 year old female. I am a cancer survivor who now has chronic pain and beginning stages of RA. My cancer was on my spine at 10 yrs old but, I'm not worried about that. I had chronic headaches for a while but, I haven't since 2014 after a surgery on my spine. For the last week I have been getting them regularly but today it's unbearable and there is a small "bruise" it really looks like a few blood vessels popped my eye and it's so painful. Mostly a headache centered there but, fanning out to the other side of my head. My eyes are a little discolored but, not much other than the blood. Should I be nervous. I'm on many narcotics, thyroid pills, and muscle relaxers.

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  • ash52001
    ash52001

    Posted

    I also have no appetite nauseous dizziness and weaknesses sensitivity to light and sound but, these are all normal for me just a little worse that usual.
    • Guest
      Guest ash52001

      Posted

      i really don't know try a Gp or Pharmacist i hope u feel better soon

  • Aspinan
    Aspinan ash52001

    Posted

    Hi Ash, like jemstone says go see your GP and get it checked out, perhaps this is migraine? Neil 
  • DR-RAY
    DR-RAY ash52001

    Posted

    Blood in the eye...see a doctor ASAP.  If you are taking any nasaids like aspirin, ibuprofen, etc , they may be causing thin blood and therefore the bleeding. See a doctor asap and bring your whole list of meds with you....check if any of your meds may cause bleeding.....be careful,.....a stroke may occur as well.  Take care of it immediately.Have your meds checked for interactions and causing bleeding.

    RAY   CANADA

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