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Janesville, WI
July 15, 2025
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I would say that any and all questions are good to ask ...but if it pertains to actual medical information then I would refer you back to your doctor. My doctor for example has a 24-hour hotline, so if I have a question, he told me to reach out to them. I think that he meant during business hours, but they are available anytime.

July 15, 2025
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After an eye injection, it's common to experience some temporary vision changes. A black spot could be related to normal side effects that typically last only a day or two after the injection. Common side effects include:

• Foggy vision
• Eye irritation
• Soreness
• Subconjunctival hemorrhage (a harmless spot of blood on Show Full Answer

After an eye injection, it's common to experience some temporary vision changes. A black spot could be related to normal side effects that typically last only a day or two after the injection. Common side effects include:

• Foggy vision
• Eye irritation
• Soreness
• Subconjunctival hemorrhage (a harmless spot of blood on the white of your eye) However, you should contact your eye doctor immediately if you experience:

• Eye pain that continues or gets worse
• Blurry vision that persists
• Red eye
• Pus or discharge
• Flashing lights in your peripheral vision
• A dark curtain blocking part of your vision

These could indicate more serious complications that require immediate attention.

July 15, 2025

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