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Dust in eye

2018-11-22 13:46:59
While driving a big dust enters into the upper eyelid of the eye and eyes cant be closed and opened properly Is it good to wash the eyes under a shower to remove the dust?
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Hello, You should use lubricating eyedrop like refresh tears instead of tapwater to remove the dust particle  Start antibiotic eyedrops like moxicip 4 times a day for 5 days. It's recommended to visit a nearby ophthalmologist to manually remove the foreign body and see if any corneal abrasion is there and treat the same.

Answered2018-11-29 07:06:59

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Hello You can wash eye under shower but consult local ophthalmologist if problem persist

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Please wash your eyes with freshwater frequently and put antibiotic eye drops e.g. moxicip 2hrly. Or Consult an ophthalmologist nearby.

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