Weston Subconjunctival Hemorrhage Attorney

Trust Our Skilled Birth Injury Lawyers with Your Case

Many people experience subconjunctival hemorrhages throughout their lifetimes. It describes a medical condition that happens when the small blood vessels located just beneath the eye rupture. Although it can occur at any age, it usually happens to newborns when trauma happens during a stressful delivery. Difficult labor can put too much pressure on the infant during contracts, and doctors can apply inappropriate pressure and force on a baby during birth. Forceps and vacuum-extraction tools can cause this type of injury.

If your child was harmed during birth by an incompetent medical professional, talk to one of our skilled Weston birth injury attorneys as soon as possible. Rash Mueller is dedicated to helping the victims of negligence seek compensation for medical bills, rehabilitative costs, and pain and suffering.

Consequences of Subconjunctival Hemorrhage

Most instances of this type of damage are determined by looking at the infant’s affected eye. There is usually no treatment, as the condition usually clears up on its own after a few weeks. Artificial tears may be recommended to help with itchiness and pain. However, in some cases, the condition can lead to permanent eye damage. Treatment usually depends on the severity of the injury.

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