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Accidentally got perfume in her eyes?
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Rinse throughly: rinse you eye(s) throughly with water and leave contacts out if you wear them. If you are still uncomfortable in the morning, then you need to be seen, otherwise you should be fine. If it still feels like there is something in yours eye in the morning, then you may have a corneal abrasion an you need to belated on antibiotic drops to prevent a serious eye infection.
Answered 8/16/2017
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