How Do You Get Something out of Your Eye
When trying to get something out of your eye, try not to rub your eye. I know it's a challenge but you could damage your eye. It really depends upon what is in your eye. If (for example) you have an eyelash in your eye; Close your eyelid and try to develop some tears. The liquid will help "flush" your eye. If you think there might be a metal sliver or something of this nature, I recommend seeing a doctor.
Posted by Annie on 8/31/2009
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After you get something in your eye, protect your eye by following a few simple steps. Do not rub your eye. Rubbing the involved eye can cause more damage to the tissue. Irritation causes blinking, and blinking causes tearing.
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