After getting sand in your eyes, you can gently blink your eyes or rinse them with water, but be careful not to rub your eyes. After the eyes into the sand, gently blinking, can stimulate the tear gland secretion of tears, in the tears of the wash, some of the smaller particles of sand can be discharged, and at the same time blinking can be squeezed to the edge of the eye, easy to remove the cotton swab. If blinking does not relieve eye discomfort, you can use a lot of pure water or tap water to rinse the eyes, gently rotate the eyeballs around when rinsing, to promote the discharge of sand and reduce the irritation of the eye tissue. Eyes into the sand must not rub the eyes, easy to produce friction, may cause damage to the corneal tissue or conjunctival tissue, if blinking, rinsing, there is still sand in the eyes, you should seek medical attention in a timely manner to avoid adverse consequences.