I apperently scratched my eye ball last night, and I'm reminded of it every time I blink.
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Originally posted by Big A View PostI honestly don't know how it happened, went to sleep fine, and woke up to this crap.
I apprecieate your suggestions to go to the doc, but I'm gonna give it a day or three and see what happens.
It's annoying as hell though.
Your call just givin you fair warning. If you do go, they'll likely put a UV dye in it to see how bad it is then go from there.
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Originally posted by Big A View PostI honestly don't know how it happened, went to sleep fine, and woke up to this crap.
I apprecieate your suggestions to go to the doc, but I'm gonna give it a day or three and see what happens.
It's annoying as hell though.
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I recently got a piece of metal on my cornea. After a few days, it got so bad, it hurt to have my eye open or closed. It's hard to go to sleep with your eye open. It kept getting worse, so I went to the doctor and he dug a piece out about the size of a comma. I hate going to the doctor and the money spent, but it sure beats the pain and having just one eye.
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Ouch. I typically sleep in my contacts. A couple years ago I woke up with a ton of pain in my eye and my eye seemed shut for good. I guess my eye was watering a ton while sleeping and dried my eye lashes together.
I remember anytime I looked towards light it hurt like hell.
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Originally posted by 95ragtop View PostCould be a Cornell abrasion, you should see a doc. You'll get some antibiotics and possibly some tetracaine to numb it up every once in a while.
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Originally posted by 95ragtop View PostCould be a corneal abrasion, you should see a doc. You'll get some antibiotics and possibly some tetracaine to numb it up every once in a while.
Originally posted by Big A View PostIt doesn't hurt much anymore. Probably was an abrasion of some type, I'm just glad to blink and it not hurt."Self-government won't work without self-discipline." - Paul Harvey
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