Fire accident affect the eye

 If a fire accident affects the eye (like exposure to flame, hot objects, smoke, or chemical burns), it is a medical emergency. Here’s what to do immediately:


🔴 First Aid for Eye Burn or Fire Accident


✅ Step-by-step Immediate Action:


1. Stay Calm and Avoid Rubbing:

  • Rubbing can worsen the damage.


2. Flush the Eye Immediately:

  • Use clean, cool water.

  • Keep the eyelids open and rinse for at least 15–20 minutes.
  • If both eyes are affected, rinse both together under gentle running water.


3. Remove Contact Lenses (if any):


  • Only if it comes out easily during flushing. Don’t force.


4. Protect the Eye:

  • After rinsing, loosely cover with a clean, moist cloth or sterile gauze.

  • Do not apply any ointments or drops unless advised by a doctor.


5. Seek Immediate Medical Help:


  • Visit the nearest eye hospital or emergency department.

  • Delay can lead to vision loss or permanent damage.


⚠️ Do NOT Do These:


  • Don’t rub or touch the eye.


  • Don’t use homemade remedies.


  • Don’t delay medical attention.


  • Don’t apply oil, ghee, or turmeric (common in some home remedies).


🔍 Possible Fire-Related Eye Injuries:


  • Thermal burns (from direct flame or heat)


  • Chemical burns (if fire involved chemicals or fuel)


  • Smoke damage (irritation and dryness)


  • Foreign body or ash in eye


  • Corneal damage or even perforation


🏥 When to See a Doctor Urgently:


  • Severe pain or vision loss


  • Redness and swelling


  • Blisters or burns on eyelids


  • Light sensitivity


  • Any change in vision.

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