Shroff Eye Centre

Red Spot on Your Eye? Here's What Subconjunctival Hemorrhage Means Noticed a bright red spot on the white of your eye and panicked? Our retina surgeon Dr. Stuti explains subconjunctival hemorrhage, a condition where a small blood vessel under the conjunctiva (the clear layer covering the white of your eye) breaks and causes localized bleeding. It looks alarming, but in most cases it's harmless and painless, often caused by something as simple as coughing, sneezing, straining, or even rubbing your eyes too hard. It usually resolves on its own within one to two weeks without any treatment. That said, if it happens frequently, is accompanied by pain, vision changes, or follows an eye injury, it's worth getting checked, since it could point to an underlying issue that needs attention. Don't panic, but don't ignore a recurring pattern either. 📞 +91-9910956780 📍Kailash colony | connaught place | Gurugram | Ghaziabad 3 days ago Call now