Spider silk in the eye can be carefully rinsed out with water and, if necessary, should be removed by a doctor.
After getting spider silk in the eye, the eye should be rinsed immediately with water, and the spider silk may be rinsed out. If the spider silk does not come out and is accompanied by obvious clinical symptoms, it should be removed and the conjunctival sac rinsed by a doctor.
In order to avoid infection, topical antibiotic eye drops, such as levofloxacin hydrochloride eye drops, should also be used. During the treatment period, do not rub the eyes excessively with your hands to avoid damage to the eyes.
When treating with medication, you must follow the doctor’s guidance, do not self-medicate, to avoid improper use of medication to cause adverse reactions.