Something in my eye...?

Whilst flitting under a yew tree a branch pinged in my eye and it feels as though i have a piece of something in it. Lots of watering and blurred vision. Can't see straight never mind fly straight. Any ideas? (Nothing to see, but then I did ask a goblin...)

Something in my eye...?
what did the goblin say it was ??
Reply:Don't drive to A%26amp;E - get the goblin to take you there.
Reply:not sure what the last part of your question refers to.



Alot of things can cause blurry vision, a piece of the tree, a scratched cornea, a friend just had that, only way to cure it was with medicine.



seek help soon if it doesn't get better, you only have two
Reply:I would strongly suggest flitting on down to your local Opthamologist's office, or perhaps the local Emergency room where they can check to see if you've scratched the cornea, or have a piece of something stuck in the eye. A scratched cornea can be very painful, and if untreated...can become infected.
Reply:There are eye washes that have Little cups to cover the eye and you can flush it really well. Secondly, you might have scratched you eye and several washings and rubbing your eyes will only make it last longer. wash it thoroughly once and give it a couple days. If you don't have gradual results,go to a Dr.
Reply:Get medical help quickly.
Reply:Ask not what they have shoved in your eye but what you have showed in other peoples? It could be a message. I like the sound of blurred vision though. Have you ever thought about seeing a doctor?
Reply:Close your eyes....take some time off....give your wings a rest
Reply:you need branch man.



the super hero from the wild forests.



you should rub two twigs together and say the words

"i need to branch out and get a man" three times.

good luck it could be a real eye opener.
Reply:It's possible that you scratched your cornea (that's the surface of the eye). Given that it's Sunday, I'd bathe your eye with soothing eye-drops and/or a very mild solution of borax in pure water, and then if it's no better tomorrow I'd ring an optician and explain the situation - they ought to be able to squeeze you in for ten minutes at some point during the day and advise you. Take care of yourself, but bear in mind that mostly these things will heal themselves; the human body's good at that.



Good luck.
Reply:If you have not already gone to seek medical attention I would suggest you do, as it does sound like you have scratched the eye surface, I would recommend you keep the eye covered with a pad, and do not put anything on the eye until you have seen a doctor.