If you get something in your eye, you can close your eyes or flush them with a solution, as well as use a cotton swab to remove it.
1. Close your eyes: When a foreign body gets into your eye, you can close your eyes first and minimize eye rotation. The foreign body will stimulate tear secretion, and some of the foreign body may flow out with the tear secretion.
2. Rinse with solution: If the foreign body can not be discharged with tears, you can also follow the doctor’s instructions to use saline or artificial tears for rinsing to help the foreign body to be discharged.
3. Cotton swabs: If a foreign body enters the eye and adheres to the surface of the eyeball or eyelid, you can use a clean cotton swab to remove the foreign body.
Do not rub your eyes to prevent damage to the pharynx, if necessary, go to the hospital and be operated by a professional doctor.