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Re: Gear Oil in the Eye
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Posted by kyhayman on August 17, 2005 at 18:37:44 from (205.188.117.66):
In Reply to: Gear Oil in the Eye posted by wolfman on August 17, 2005 at 18:04:47:
Depends on the pressure. Since its your eye I'd say go to the ER just to be safe. When its my eye I usually flush with large amts of water or saline, wait 4 hrs and if its still bothering me I call the HMO and see if they will let me go to the ER or make me wait 2 weeks to see a Dr. If it actually hurts or my vision is blurry to where I cant call them I go anyway. Eyes are too precious. I'm pretty stubborn about the Dr. tried to wait it out last fall to save an ER copay when I had an ATV accident. Glad I went, my collar bone was broken in 2 places among other things (and hard a$$ here drove himself to the ER). So far taken 3 operations to get it back to half way right. Eyes are a lot more special.
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