If bugs accidentally fly into the eye, if there is a clean water source around, you can flush them out. Because the bugs that can fly into the eye are not particularly large, and as a foreign body into the eye, the eye itself will reflexively cause tear secretion to help the bugs flush out, and if you then flush with a lot of running water, some can be flushed out. If you have friends around you who can roll your eyelids, you can open your eyelids, or open your upper and lower eyelids to see if there are still foreign bodies inside, but in fact, most people do not roll their eyelids. If you feel uncomfortable after flushing, or if you can’t open your eyelids to find and remove the foreign body, it is recommended that you go to the nearest eye hospital for further examination. Doctors can actually easily see whether bugs and foreign bodies are present in the eye with the help of instruments. Because worms exist in the lid sulcus of the upper eyelid, this place is not easy to find, but do not worry, because the outside of the eye has a layer of structure called the conjunctival sac, worms will not enter the eye, at most will remain in the conjunctival sac, as long as the doctor can find with a cotton swab, you can quickly take out.