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I got poked in the eye last night and it still hurts.. is that normal to still hurt?
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No.: You need an eye exam. Sometimes you can superficially scratch the surface of your eye and it heals within 24 hours. Continued pain signifies a more severe injury / infection or perhaps a retained foreign body. All of these could cause a world of trouble for your vision.
Answered 9/7/2016
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