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I was poked in my right eye. it's read watery and very painful. terrible headache?
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Get this evaluated: Do not delay, see an eye specialist. Could be corneal abrasion, but need to rule out retinal detachment, and other ocular complications.
Answered 1/2/2021
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Probable abrasion: This is likely a scratch on the cornea but could be something more serious. You should seek medical attention. In the meantime, some cold applications to the eye may ease the pain.
Answered 1/2/2021
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