A blister that comes up suddenly and looks like a water sac on the eye is not the same thing as a conjunctival cyst. The sudden swelling is like a hive on the skin and is called chemosis. It is often caused by something highly irritating getting in the eye. Usually cool compresses, frequent artifical tears and an anti-allergy eye drop like Alaway or Zaditor will make the swelling go away in 24-36 hrs.
JCH MD
I got the transparent layer which is little swollen in the corner side of sclera of my eye this morning. First, my eye was irritating subsequently it became red. The redness is gone now, and i am not feeling the irritation too but there is a transparent layer seen, it's not too big but it feels some how difficult to see. Is it serious? May I have to consult eye MD or can I take it normal???
i am currently suffering from this same thing. in a matter of a few hours, the blister has grown to about the size of 25% of the visible white part of my eye and become very irritated and itchy, i have taken a benadryl because i have been handling my fiancee's dog today. i've never been known to have a dog allergy, but if i got a hair in my eye, is this the likely cause?
Yes tell your parents to take you to see an ophthalmologist Eye MD
JCH MD
Hi My name is Axl i am 14 years old and about 2 weeks ago i woke up looking in the mirror finding the sclera in my left eye dark red.. this is the third week and my parents seem to be getting worried.. i tried eye drops and it jus seemed to sting my eyes.. The redness often comes and goes.. but it still stays red most of the time... wonderin if i can get any advice .
-Thanks Axl
Sorry you'll really need to have an eye MD look at it. Find one near you at www.aao.org
JCH MD
I have what looks like a blister next to my iris in both eyes, they have been presant for about 4 months. I have drainage from eyes moderatly, sun light irriatates my eyes. what could this be, and I have severe headeches not sure if connected, please help
Without examing you I can't give an exact diagnosis. But your description is very typical of a cyst of the conjunctiva. That the clear layer (like cellophane) that is moist and on the surface of the white of eye (Sclera). They are not serious. They often come and go. They cannot be prevented. They are common. If it gets big enough to feel they can be drained easily and simply and painlessly in the office by an Eye MD physician (ophthalmologist). They are more common in contact lens wearers and people with bad eye allergies. If it doesn't go away see and Eye MD.
JCH III MD