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I got poked in the eye while playing hockey, what can i do for the pain?
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See your doctor: You need to see and eye specialist. But until then you can use artificial tears or ointment (refresh pm) to sooth. Keeping it closed may help also. You need to see eye specialist and make sure something serious did not happen when you got poked.
Answered 12/17/2013
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