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How can i get coal dust out of my eye?
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Irrigation : You can purchase an eyewash at the drug store and use it to irrigate your eyes. Once you feel better make sure you test your vision. If your vision seems affected or if you're still feeling irritation, seek urgent care treatment for an evaluation. Your eyes may have corneal or conjunctival inflammation/abrasions requiring treatment. Otherwise you may continue artificial fears several times per day
Answered 10/21/2017
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