What causes chemosis (swollen conjunctiva)? Symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention
Chemosis is an inflammatory condition referring to a swollen conjunctiva; the mucous membrane that covers the sclera or the whites of the eyeball. Swelling of the conjunctiva can lead the eye to become irritated and presents as the outer surface looking watery or gelatinous in appearance. Chemosis is a non-specific symptom that can have any ...click here to read more