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Got nail polish in my eyes.and i wash it with alot of water. it is not paining or irritating now. and my eyes didn't get too red. it's slightly red. what should i do?
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Wash,wash,wash out: You administered proper treatment with copious amounts of eye washing. Slight redness, gradually improving doesn't indicate severe eye injury, but if you have continuing concerns, an examination by an ophthalmologist would be most reassuring.
Answered 2/16/2021
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