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What do i do if i poked myself in the eye and it still hurts after an hour?
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Evaluation: What did the poking? Something that could penetrate the eye? Is the vision disturbed? Are you seeing light flashes or floaters? Is there bleeding? So many questions. You probably should see an ophthalmologist and see if there is a serious problem.
Answered 8/8/2016
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