by Prof. Prapassorn Phatikulsila, M.D.

Danger to the eyes that needs to be dealt with immediately. And the most common is “chemicals in the eyes”, whether it is alkalis (lye, plaster, cement and ammonia), solvents, acids and detergents, all can harm the eyes. When these substances get into the eyes It should be rinsed with as much water as possible and immediately, do not delay.

If a sterile solution is available, use it to flush your eyes. If not, go to the nearest sink, faucet, or shower. and then start rinsing the eyes with that water in large quantities if the alkali gets into the eyes The eyes must be washed for more than 10 minutes and must be ensured that the water can reach the crevices of the upper and lower eyelids.

abraded eyelids or corneal abrasion  It will cause eye pain and irritation. If the object gets into your eyes, gently rinse with clean water.

Do not attempt to treat severe eye hazards. whether it is impact type or pierced type Cover that eye with a paper or Styrofoam cup. to protect the eyes from further damage Until reaching a medical facility that can treat

Stung in the eye socket  Don't think of it as a minor danger. Should have a detailed eye examination by a specialist ophthalmologist.  Because there may be serious damage that can cause blindness to be hidden.

First aid is only the first step of emergency treatment only. If you have eye pain, blurred vision, or any other condition that could indicate eye damage  Immediately see an ophthalmologist.  so that your eyes will be able to look at the bright world as long as possible