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Poke inside the eye

2018-07-06 08:31:43
Today while I was going my classroom by climbing up the stairs I got scretch/poke in my eye. Actually there was a big crowd of students at the entrance point. Unluckily/accidentally one person poke with his fingers in my eyes. He had big sharp nails, so it scretched my right eye maybe the iris or cornea. Now my eyes are watery and I feel like there is something sticking in the eyewhen I am blinking my eye . I feel something friction like occurring when I blinking my eye.Will anything happen to me? Will it affect my eyes?
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You might be having corneal abrasion. Please consult an ophthalmologist nearby.

Answered2018-07-06 09:00:51

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