painless and do not cause permanent effects or vision problems. They resemble bruises and gradually fade when exposed to light.
3. Most common triggers in people aged 60 and over
In older people, subconjunctival hemorrhages may occur due to increased fragility of blood vessels or following minor trauma, such as rubbing the eye or sneezing.
Age-related changes in blood vessel elasticity and tissue thinning can make older people more vulnerable. Other triggers include sudden increases in blood pressure, heavy lifting, or taking certain medications that affect blood clotting.
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