Chớp mắt. Rửa tay. Lau lượng nước mắt dư thừa. Kiểm tra mắt. Loại bỏ bụi bẩn. Rửa sạch mắt. Tìm kiếm sự trợ giúp y tế.

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You may be able to dislodge the dirt in your eye with very little effort. Once you notice the dirt in your eye, blink your eyes several times. The blinking reflex in the eye allows the lashes and lids to move tears around and remove bacteria and debris out of the eye. If simple blinking does not help, stretch your upper eyelid over your lower eyelid and then blink your eye repeatedly. This allows the lashes on the lower lid to sweep the dirt out of your eye. If blinking doesn't get the dirt out, you need to intervene. Before touching your eye, however, you need to wash your hands. Washing hands before handling your eyes is important to reduce any possible contamination from bacteria, germs, or additional irritants. You don't want to remove any dirt from your eye only to infect it with something worse. This is important because your eyes are vulnerable to infections. Wash your hands with antibacterial soap and warm water. Dry them on a clean towel. When you have dirt in your eye, you will likely have an increase in tear production. If you do, close your eyelids gently and dab your eye with a tissue. The increased tear production will help flush out the dirt.  Allow your eyes to water and the tears to wash them clean.  Do not rub your eyes. Use the tissue to gently blot up the overflow as it washes out of your eye. Pull your lower eyelid down and slowly look around, looking for anything lodged in your eyelid. Do the same with your upper eyelid, looking for anything lodged on your eyeball.  If you want to examine underneath your eyelid, place a cotton swab right above the upper eyelid and flip the lid over with the cotton swab. This will allow you look for any dirt lodged in the eyelid itself.  If you are having a hard time finding the dirt, have a friend or family member do the inspection for you. If the dirt is on your eyelid or easily accessible area of your eye, you may be able to remove it with a cotton swab. If you can see the area of your eye or eyelid where the dirt is, take a clean cotton swab and dab...