What is the right way to get dust and bugs in your eyes?

There is dust and insects in your eyes, please don't rub them with your hands, close your eyes tightly for a while, and keep blinking vigorously.

Small insects can flow out of tears, so you might as well try it.

When the eyes get into the dust and small bugs, the eyes should be rinsed immediately (tears, cool white water, eye drops).

The correct way to deal with dust and bugs in the eyes is to use some methods to flush out the foreign body, which can make the child cry and cry, or put eye drops to make the child cry, or use a teapot with cool boiled water to rinse the eyes. If these methods are not feasible, go to the hospital immediately and ask for help from a doctor. Even if a foreign object is removed at home, it's best to go to the hospital and see a doctor to check your child's eyes to see if there's any damage.

Forbidden action after a foreign body in the human eye: do not rub it.

In life, there are often some subtle foreign bodies, such as dust, gravel, insects, chaff, etc., blowing into the child's eyes, which often causes eye discomfort, and the child will rub his eyes with his hands, which is very risky. As a result of this back and forth, the fine foreign body blown in will be rubbed into the cornea or the cornea will be bruised, and secondary infection may occur.

Summary. Dear....There are also things in the eyes, you can use a paper towel, soak the paper towel to warm it, and then gently use the paper towel to gently sassastass it, the small flying insects in the eyes, and the dust will come out, dear.

Dust and insects in the eyes, etc., the right thing to do is.

Dear....Good evening, Huai noisy, I'm glad to meet you, Tiantian is happy to answer your questions, oh dear, kiss your eyes into something or into a small insect, rinse it with water, don't always scratch your eyes, remember to clean it up with a cotton swab with trembling water, and you will come out of the lead hole: dear.

Dear....There are also things in the eyes, you can use a paper towel, soak the paper towel to calm the temperature, and then gently use the paper towel to gently sassastass the small flying insects in the eyes, and the dust will come out of the tan, dear.

I've been here for 21 months, and my eyes hurt so much every night.

Can I rinse without eye drops?

Dear....Please tell me a little more specific, what has been coming for 21 months, and my eyes still hurt.

Dear....That's right, if there are no eye drops, you can only clean it like this, and the eyes are washed and cleaned, and there are no eye drops.

It's been 21 months and I haven't had any water.

Once in a while. That's fine, dear.

1. After insects enter the eyes, do not rub the eyes with your hands to avoid the cornea being bruised by foreign bodies. The correct way to deal with it is to calmly close your eyes and rest for a while, and then slowly open your eyes and blink a few times when a large amount of tears are secreted out of your eyes.

2. If the tears can't flush out the foreign body, prepare a basin of clean water, gently close your eyes, put your face into the basin, and blink your eyes a few times in the water, so that the tears and foreign bodies will be flushed out. You can also ask someone to open the affected eye, fill the eye with cold boiled water or saline with a syringe, or rinse the eye with a cup.

3. If the foreign body cannot be washed out by various washing methods, you can ask someone to open the eyelids or use a cotton swab or a clean handkerchief, dip it in cold boiled water or normal saline to gently wipe off the foreign body.

The correct way to get dust and small insects into your eyes is to flush them with water or blow your breath, but you can't get them out, so go to the hospital and ask the doctor to flush them out with water.

Dust and small bugs got into the eyes. The right thing to do is: Rinse with clean water. Don't rub your eyes with your hands. If it still doesn't work, go to the hospital for treatment.

Gently lift your eyelids and let the tears flush out the foreign body.

Generally, there is no problem in this situation, because tears have a certain self-cleaning effect and bactericidal effect. If you are afraid of infection, you can use chloramphenicol eye drops and eye drops topically, once a day in the morning and once in the evening, ** two or three days is fine.

The correct way is to open the eyelids and rinse them with saline, and the eyes are rolled up when looking down and down when looking up.

If it is clear that a foreign body has entered the eye and does not come out, it is best to go to the ophthalmology clinic of the hospital in time. Otherwise, it is easy to lead to secondary infection, which may cause conjunctivitis or keratitis.

The correct thing to do is not to rub your eyes, tears will wash the foreign body out.

There is dust and insects in your eyes, please don't rub them directly with your hands, you should close your eyes for a while, and keep blinking your eyes vigorously, so that the insects can flow out with your tears, you might as well try.

Close your eyes for a while, and it will come out naturally, it's okay. Don't worry.

The easiest way to do this is to blink your eyes or rinse with water.

Someone else blows the ash out of your eyes, or drops or something like that.

It's good to blow dust or sand in your eyes, and if it's serious, wash it with water.

Rinse it with water and remember not to rub your eyes.

You can buy special eye wash drops. Give your eyes a clean look.

Wash your eyes with water or blink them all the time, and use tears to force the dust out.