It's common to feel a scratchiness or discomfort in your eye after you have removed the offending object. If you continue to feel discomfort for more than a day after removing the object, consult a physician. There are many precautionary measures to protect eye during the recovery process. These include:  Alerting and informing an eye care professional if new symptoms arise or if pain becomes unbearable Following the advice of your eye care professional, if you consulted one Protecting eyes from ultraviolet  light or bright light  by wearing sunglasses when outdoors Avoiding the use of contact lenses until your eye has healed Avoiding hand exposure to eye area and washing hands before touching eye area Taking all prescribed  medication as advised by your physician (he may prescribe an NSAID for the pain or antibiotics if you wear contacts, as this can make you susceptible to infection) If the situation gets better, no further action is necessary. If the situation gets worse, see an eye-care professional. Here are the signs to be on the lookout for after removing an item from your eye::  Blurred or double vision Pain that continues or increases Blood that covers part of the iris (or colored part of the eye) Sensitivity to light Other signs of infection such as discharge, redness, sores around the eye, or a fever
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