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Macron Wears Sunglasses at Davos After Élysée Cites Benign Eye Hemorrhage

Coverage cites medical guidance that such hemorrhages typically resolve without treatment in about two weeks.

Overview

  • He addressed the World Economic Forum plenary in Davos wearing reflective aviator sunglasses, drawing wide online attention.
  • The Élysée said he used tinted lenses to cover a subconjunctival hemorrhage in his right eye that causes daily discomfort.
  • Mayo Clinic information cited in reports describes the condition as bleeding from a small vessel beneath the conjunctiva that can appear striking but is usually harmless.
  • Typical cases do not require treatment and clear on their own in roughly two weeks, according to the cited guidance.
  • He had recently appeared with the same eyewear and previously acknowledged an irritated, visibly red eye in a January 15 address.