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Use artificial tear drops or lubricants to soothe the eyes. Protect eyes from bright lights by wearing sunglasses. Visit a doctor if pain persists or if vision is affected.

Avoid moving the head or eye. Do not attempt any treatments or medications. This is an emergency, seek immediate professional medical help.

Apply a cold compress without putting pressure on the eye. Rest and avoid activities that could strain the eyes. If pain or vision changes occur, consult a doctor.

Gently rinse the eye with clean water or saline solution. Avoid rubbing the eye, and do not remove any objects stuck in it. Seek professional help if pain persists or vision is impaired.

Do not rinse the eye or remove any objects. Do not apply pressure. Cover the eye with a clean cloth and seek urgent medical attention.

Apply a cool, moist compress to soothe irritation. Use over-the-counter lubricating eye drops. If symptoms worsen or vision is affected, consult a healthcare professional.

Do not wash out the eye or try to remove the object. Avoid exerting pressure on the eye. Cover the eye with a rigid shield and seek immediate medical help.

Blink several times to try to dislodge the object. If unsuccessful, lightly pull upper lid over lower lid or rinse with water. Do not attempt to remove embedded objects. Seek medical help if removal is unsuccessful or object is embedded.

Rest and monitor the eye. Avoid activities that increase blood pressure like heavy lifting. Typically heals on own; see a doctor if pain or vision changes occur.