Subconjunctival Hemorrhage is a condition wherein blood vessels break and bleed in the eyes, causing the white of the eye to look red. Sometimes, it is not possible for the blood to be dispersed quickly enough, and so the eye appears to be red and angry. The result looks scarier than the problem actually is. Normally, this is a condition that clears up on its own after about 10 to 15 days. However, if it does not, please seek medical advice immediately.
There are some simple things you can do at home for relief, if you should feel any mild pain or strain. Try to rest your eyes as much as you can. Avoid watching television, using the computer or reading, as all these activities will strain your eyes. Keep your eyes closed for about two minutes at least once an hour. This will provide much needed rest. Apply cool warm compresses to your eyes as frequently as six times a day. If you feel uncomfortable with the cool compresses, then you should try warm compresses. Either way, the objective of the exercise is that your eyes should be relieved. You can also put a few drops of rose water in each eye before bedtime. This will provide relief from strain.
answered by M W