Something got into my eye, take a nap

If you feel discomfort in your eyes, it is possible that something has gotten into your eyes, or your eyes may be tearing up due to the wind, or your eyes may be inflamed. You should go to the hospital for examination to determine the cause and then receive treatment. If there is a foreign object in the eye, you can rinse it with water or put a few drops of eye drops to flush the foreign object. If the condition is serious, go to the hospital for treatment immediately.

If a foreign object enters the eye, you should go to an ophthalmologist immediately and have the ophthalmologist perform a slit lamp examination and remove the foreign object in a timely manner if found. If foreign objects that enter your eyes do not flow out with tears, they will not disappear on their own, and they will easily form a cyst and cause an inflammatory reaction, aggravating the condition. Therefore, it is recommended to go to the ophthalmologist for removal in time.

It depends on what they are. Some can disappear, and some cannot. If you experience symptoms such as eye discomfort, redness, and tearing, you should seek medical attention immediately to remove the stains to prevent damage to the cornea.

When something gets into the eye, it is called foreign body. It should be rinsed with water as soon as possible. If it cannot be removed, you should go to the hospital's ophthalmology department as soon as possible and ask a doctor to help remove it. The foreign body cannot be removed and will still be in the eye the next day after sleeping. It will not disappear. It can only cause harm to the eyes, no benefit. Therefore, treatment should be sought as soon as possible to avoid keratitis.

How to solve the problem of getting something in your eyes

1. You should gently close your eyes for a while, or gently lift your upper eyelids with your hands. Generally, foreign objects attached to the surface can be discharged with tears.

2. If the foreign body cannot be expelled by itself and there is still pain, the foreign body may be on the conjunctiva inside the upper eyelid. You can turn the eyelid over to find the foreign body, gently wipe it off with a wet cotton swab or a clean handkerchief, or rinse it with clean water, and the pain will disappear immediately.

3. If you still cannot find the foreign body after turning over your eyelids, the foreign body may be on the cornea. Do not try to remove it yourself; you must go to the hospital for treatment.

4. Lower your head, open your mouth, take a deep breath and yawn, stretch your body, then raise your head, lower your head and control your eyes when tears come out, and the contents in your eyes will come out with the tears.

5. Close your eyes and cough hard. This way, no dirt will enter your eyes or mouth.

6. If you have big eyes, it is recommended that you buy a large glasses strap on windy days to prevent your eyes from being damaged frequently.

7. If the foreign body that enters the eye is lime, strong alkali, strong acid or other irritating substances such as detergent, do not wash it directly with water. Instead, use a cotton swab or a clean handkerchief to remove the quicklime powder, and then rinse the injured eye repeatedly with clean water for at least 15 minutes, and then ask a doctor to treat it.