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I'm having slight eye pain after i washed my face with very hot water. it was very hot but not that much hot that it could not be touched. soap was there on my face and the hot water was coming. does it damages the eyes?
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If you can read fine print OK then OK but if not have someone look at your eye carefully.
Answered 10/25/2022
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