Patients with traumatic subconjunctival hemorrhage may have ruptures in the integrity of the eyeball or blood in the anterior chamber of the eye. Scleral laceration or rupture may elevate subconjunctival hemorrhages and hide the laceration. Other possible eye injuries to consider are lacerations, abrasions, or foreign bodies. Individuals can treat small lacerations and abrasions with antibiotics. Large lacerations require further medical inspection and treatment. A doctor will remove foreign bodies with a cotton-tipped applicator and topical anesthetic.

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