If you have an object lodged in your eye, then you may want to seek immediate medical attention before trying anything else. You may cause further harm by trying to remove the object from your eye on your own. Seek immediate medical attention if the object is larger than an eyelash or you experience any of the following:  Nausea or vomiting Headaches or lightheadedness Double vision or impaired vision Dizziness or loss of consciousness Rashes or fever Inability to remove the object from your eye Pain, redness, or discomfort continues after the item has been removed from the eye Hand washing helps eliminate pathogens such as dirt, debris, or bacteria from contaminating eyes. Use antibacterial soap with warm water and wash for two minutes.  Wash under nails and in between your fingers as well. These precautions should be taken to ensure that bacteria, other contaminants, or irritants are not introduced into the eyes, which are quite vulnerable to damage and infection. Location of the foreign object can help you to determine whether the object has caused any damage to the eye.  It is important to locate the object and not to attempt to put any instruments in the eye.  Using other tools can harm your eye and may contaminate it as well. Move your eye back and forth in an effort to locate where the object is. Move your eye from left to right, as well as from top to bottom. It might be difficult to observe your eye while doing this. After you've moved your eye around, take a look at it in the mirror and see if you can locate where the foreign object is.  Turn your head left and right and tip it up and down to move your eye while looking at it in a mirror. Use your fingers to pull your own eyelid down and then look up slowly. Repeat the process, except this time pulling your eyelid up and looking down. If it is difficult for you to see anything, then have someone else do the inspection for you.
حدِّد ما إذا كنت بحاجة للتدخل الطبي. اغسل يديك. انظر إذا كان بإمكانك رؤية الجسم. حرِّك عينيك حتى تجد الجسم الغريب.