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First Aid - Eye injuries

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Chemical burns of the eye
Chemicals which accidentally splash into the eye may rapidly harm its delicate surfaces and need prompt treatment.

Eyes: first aid
Eye injuries may be caused by a foreign object or chemical entering the eye, or a blow to the eye. Here's what to do to prevent further damage to this delicate organ.

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