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How can you treat a eye after it has been burnt?
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Lubrication: Depending on what you were burned with and the severity of the injury, start with Over-the-Counter lubricating drops. If severe injury with toxic substance, need to be evaluated by an eye doctor.
Answered 7/28/2014
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