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Some Dry Fevicol in Eye
Hi Doctor, I was pasting papers with some Fevicol MR. After about 5 minutes, some of it was still on my finger and I flicked a little of it into my eye. I washed my hands and rinsed my eyes for a few seconds after that. I have no pain, just some feeling of a foreign body sensation, which is also easing up with rinsing. Should I do something else about it?
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May be there is some portion of the fevicol left in your eye or may be there is a corneal abrasion which is causing the irritation. Consult an ophthalmologist immediately.
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There is nothing to worry
Consult local opthalmologist and he will remove it from your eyes
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Dr. Vivek Sharma
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Saharanpur
Yes u must see an eye specialist as there could be some corneal erosion as well. Start putting lubricating eye drops & Keep washing ur eyes frequently till then.
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