Chances are unlikely that your eye will have to be taken out or that you have those other diseases.
Have you tried blowing it out? Or, flushing it out with water. Though, it seems to be that strong wind would be the most effective and invasive method.
Does the are look irritated? I'm not trying to scare you but I think having objects in the eye for prolonged periods can cause infections. And if you don't use that eye, it might make it weaker.
Is it normal I have an eyelash in my eye THIS LONG!?
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I refuse to go, what if they tell me that I need to have my eyeball taken out, or that I have malaria or botulism or salmonella?!
Jus the thought of those cold latex wrapped hands makes me shiver with fear. I CAN'T GO!
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Chances are unlikely that your eye will have to be taken out or that you have those other diseases.
Have you tried blowing it out? Or, flushing it out with water. Though, it seems to be that strong wind would be the most effective and invasive method.
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It's still in there
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What?! Have there been any other complications that have arisen?
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The eyelash is still in there.
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Does the are look irritated? I'm not trying to scare you but I think having objects in the eye for prolonged periods can cause infections. And if you don't use that eye, it might make it weaker.
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It itches really badly from time to time.
No I just walk around with one eye closed.