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Small stone struck on my husband's eye while lawn-mowing yes'day & there is no debris as he can open & close eye normal. any reason of concern ?
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No: If there is no sense of a foreign body in the eye, pain, swelling, and/or sensitivity to light(signs of a corneal abrasion) then from what you have described there are no major concerns. If any symptoms develop follow up with an eye doctor for an evaluation.
Answered 8/25/2014
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