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After cleaning dog fpoo some water splashed from the poo into my eye, after cleaning my eye is there anything else i should do? should i see a doctor?
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Your eye: Is probably okay. I recommend seeing a doctor if the eye is very irritated or stays red beyond a day or two.
Answered 2/28/2013
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