24/7 Emergency Care
Eye Emergency Care
Samarth Netralaya provides 24/7 eye emergency care to swiftly address urgent ocular issues, ensuring immediate evaluation and treatment to preserve vision. Our expert team is dedicated to offering prompt and effective responses anytime you need us.
Quick Reference Guide: Common Eye Emergencies
| Emergency | Symptoms | Immediate Action |
|---|---|---|
| Chemical Burns | Sudden burning/stinging, redness, excessive tearing, blurred vision. | Flush the eye with clean, lukewarm water for at least 15 minutes. Seek immediate medical attention. |
| Foreign Object | Sensation of something in the eye, tearing, pain, light sensitivity. | Do not rub. Rinse with clean water/saline. Seek help if object remains. |
| Trauma or Injury | Pain, swelling, bruising, bleeding, changes in pupil size or shape. | Apply a cold compress (not directly on the eye). Seek urgent medical help. |
| Sudden Loss of Vision | Sudden loss (partial/complete), floaters, flashes, or curtain-like changes. | Urgent Attention: Could indicate retinal detachment or vascular occlusion. |
| Eye Infections | Redness, discharge (pus/watery), pain, itching or burning. | Avoid rubbing. Consult an eye care professional promptly for treatment. |
| Corneal Abrasions | Pain, redness, tearing, sensation of something in the eye. | Avoid rubbing. Seek evaluation to prevent infection and promote healing. |
Critical Immediate Actions
Do Not Rub the Eye
Rubbing can worsen injury or embed foreign objects deeper into the eye tissue.
Flush with Water
For chemical burns or small debris, flush with clean water or saline solution immediately.
Protect the Eye
If an object is protruding, do not remove it. Cover with a shield or clean cloth.
Seek Medical Help
Contact our emergency line or visit the nearest ER for prompt evaluation.