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Experiencing Burning Sensation On Face & Eyes After Accidental Flare Of Fire & Fumes

hi my daughter was standing next to a bonfire. someone poured racing fuel into the fire. it raised up and blew towards her face. cinged eyebrows/lashes some pieces of the front of her hair. states face feels like burning some, but nothing visible . currently in shower. states did not breath fumes in nor hurt eyes. have some silvadene creame to put on face. have not actually seen it myself . Please advise what you think. thanks
Wed, 30 Apr 2014
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Ophthalmologist 's  Response
Hello
It seems from the history that your eyes were exposed to fumes. Just wash your eyes thoroughly to remove any ash particles present. If there is redness or diminution of vision which indicate eye injury need to consult your doctor. Otherwise no need to worry and you can done antibiotic eye drops to prevent secondary infection.
For face you can continue same ointment.

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Experiencing Burning Sensation On Face & Eyes After Accidental Flare Of Fire & Fumes

Hello It seems from the history that your eyes were exposed to fumes. Just wash your eyes thoroughly to remove any ash particles present. If there is redness or diminution of vision which indicate eye injury need to consult your doctor. Otherwise no need to worry and you can done antibiotic eye drops to prevent secondary infection. For face you can continue same ointment. Thank you