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My wife was cooking with hot, boiling oil and some of it jumped into her eye. is there anything i can do at home to help her before we go to the doctors office?
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Emergency room: Please see the Emergency room for care, including an Opthalmology consultation. Avoid rubbing the eye but a cool compress may be placed on the upper eyelid with eyes closed.
Answered 4/2/2020
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