Eye Care, Eye Exercises & Stretches
What to Do If...? First Aid Tips
If something gets into your eye, such as sand or dust, do not rub your eye. Wash your eye with water to get the object out.
If your eye gets hit by a ball or a fist, put cold cloths on your eye for 15 minutes. This will make the swelling go down and the eye won't hurt so much. You should also go to the doctor.
If an object, such as a stick or a pencil, gets stuck in your eye, do not pull it out. Put a loose bandage on your eye. This is very serious. You need to go to the doctor right away.
If a chemical, such as cleaning fluid or battery acid, splashes in your eyes, wash out your eyes with water for at least 10 minutes. You need to go to the doctor right away.

Content Courtesy : www.nei.nih.gov
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