Tuesday 15 March 2016

An Intruder in your Eyes can harm your vision adversely




Your eyes are sensitive and any flying foreign object has the potential to harm it. A foreign object can be dust particles or grit or very small substances that can come in contact with your eyes like cosmetics, metal particles, etc. Even though eyelashes play a very crucial role here to get these particles out but when these sticks to your eyelashes,  they  can further affect the cornea or the conjunctiva. Most often, it results in corneal abrasion (a scratch on the cornea). Also, it can make your eye itchy or bloodshot. So, the best way to prevent this is to wear appropriate glasses while riding a bike, at construction sites or while playing outdoors. And, if it’s already there, then rubbing your eyes is a strict NO! Wash your eyes thoroughly with cold water, but if it doesn’t come out or embedded itself in the lower surface of the eye, then go see a doctor immediately.

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