The solution to sand in the eyes, what to do if the sand is lost in the eyes?

Sand entering the eyes can cause a noticeable foreign body sensation, photophobia, tearing, etc. Therefore, after this happens, it is recommended to first rinse the conjunctival sac and eyes with plenty of water for at least half an hour. Then go to the hospital as soon as possible to check whether there are signs of conjunctival or corneal damage and whether there is any foreign body remaining.

If there is still a foreign body in the eye, it needs to be removed surgically. If the conjunctiva or cornea is damaged, anti-infective and corneal repair should be given**. Antibiotic eye drops and corneal repair eye drops, such as levofloxacin hydrochloride eye drops, recombinant bovine alkaline fibroblast growth factor, etc., can be selected to avoid further aggravation of infection, which will have a serious impact on vision.

Tear rinse. If there is sand into the eye, do not rub the eyes with your hands at this time, because the edge of the sand is very rough, rubbing the eyes is easy to scratch the eye film, the correct way is to gently pull the eyelids upward, so that there is a little gap between the eyelids and the eyeballs, so that the tears flow out naturally, wash downward, under normal circumstances, if the sand is relatively small, it will be washed out by tears, second, rinse with water, after the sand enters the eyes, you can rinse with a large amount of water, carefully rinse for about 15 minutes, if the foreign body has not been discharged, You should go to the hospital to find a doctor in time.

3. Pick it out with a cotton swab. If the sand is hidden in the eyeball or upper eyelid, the patient may not be able to get it down whether it is rinsing or tears, at this time you can take a cotton swab, moisten it with eye drops, and let the companion open the eyelid, if you see the sand in this place, it is best not to turn the eyeball at this time, to stay still, and let the companion gently pick out the sand with a cotton swab.

4. Timely delivery to the hospital. If the sand is relatively large, do not deal with it yourself at this time, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible**, you can cover the injured eye with a cup or cloth strip on the way to the doctor to avoid secondary injury, and do not blink your eyes on the way to prevent the sand from wearing down the eyes, which will cause more damage to the eyes.

Analysis: There was deep hyperemia in the limbus during the physical examination, and there was a gray-white infiltration ring in the cornea around the foreign body in patients who were not infected. Foreign body sensation, photophobia, and lacrimation are prominent, and foreign bodies entering the pupillary area can cause visual impairment.

Suggestions: (1) When a foreign body enters the eye, do not panic and do not rub the eye with your hands.

2) Photophobia can cover the injured eye with an eye patch or sunglasses.

3) When the eye is painful, eye drops of 1% dicaine or 4% cocaine can be used.

4) Urgently send to the ophthalmology department of the hospital to remove the foreign body.

1. When there is sand in your eyes, do not rub your hands, close your eyes, cough vigorously a few times, and then open your eyes. If you feel it still there, try it a few more times.

2. Gently pull the upper eyelid forward so that there is a little gap between the eyelid and the eyeball, then there will be tears rushing downward, and the foreign body can be discharged after a few seconds.

3. You can drop some eye drops, and when you drop eye drops, don't blink your eyes and let the eye drops flush out the foreign body.

4. Raise your head, hold your mouth, open your eyes again, and blink a few times to let the sand into your mouth, because people's eyes and mouths are connected.

4. If you can't find the foreign body, but you feel that the foreign body is still in your eye, and you feel pain in the blink, the foreign body may have entered the cornea, then you must not deal with it yourself, but go to the hospital quickly and ask a doctor for treatment.

1. After the eyes enter the sand, the correct way to deal with it is to calmly close the eyes and rest for a while, and wait until the tears are secreted in large quantities and continue to burst out of the eyes, and then slowly open the eyes and blink a few times.

2. If you enter a relatively small amount of sand, you can cough a few times, and the sand particles will slide out of the eyes with the activity of the eye muscles.

3. If the above two methods cannot get the sand into the eyes, you can gently close your eyes first, prepare half a basin of clean water in the basin, immerse your head and eyes in the water, gently swing your head in the water, and blink your eyes a few times, so that the sand in your eyes can be washed out. Or ask someone else to stretch the affected eye open and rinse the eye directly with a quilt filled with water.

4. If all kinds of rinsing can't flush out the sand in the eyes, you can ask others to open the eyelids and wipe them lightly. If the foreign body is on the upper eyelid, open the upper eyelid, look down at the eye at the same time, and after finding the foreign body, use a cotton swab or a clean handkerchief dipped in water to gently wipe the source shirt off; If you are on the lower eyelid, open the lower band eyelid with your hand, look up the eye, and wipe it off in the same way.