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Small particle stuck in the right eye

2018-05-24 18:04:35
Just some time back a small particle stuck in my right eye on the cornea and visible. I flushed enough water straight into but the particle remain stuck...irritation, pain and redness is there. It's late night and I need a eye drop name or a quick advice. Should I leave it until morning or need to put any eye drop for the particle to come out. Please help soon Thank you in advance Rgds Aruna
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Hello If the particle is stuck in cornea then it is unlikely that it will come out with eyedrops I would recommend you to consult local ophthalmologist and he will remove it for you

Answered2018-05-25 01:41:25

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