Small flying insects into the eye generally will not dissolve, usually through the tears out, if it has been left in the eye can be used in saline rinse or medical equipment to remove and other methods of treatment. 1. Saline solution: If a flying insect flies into your eye, you can try to rinse it out with clean saline solution first. If you don’t have saline, you can use mineral water or clean water to rinse your eyes to flush the bugs out of the conjunctival sac and relieve the discomfort. 2. Instrument removal: If the above methods are not useful, the patient can use instruments to clip out the flying insects with the help of the doctor, such as microscopic tweezers. If the bugs are rinsed out, the patient can use tobramycin eye drops as prescribed by the doctor to prevent infection. It is recommended that patients whose discomfort is not relieved for a prolonged period of time after flying insects have entered their eyes should seek prompt medical attention to assess their condition and treat them under the guidance of a doctor.