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Traumatic Glaucoma

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joecolerulz

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Traumatic Glaucoma Posted: 01-25-07 09:15am


Got a hit in teh eye the other week its been very red and the eye itself is still red bloodshot but its getting better. Ive had tests and there is no damage to the eye itself. But im seeing floaters now and I see stuff that is further away then what it really is will this subside over time? Thankyou

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