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Is Spilling Of Hot Water Into Eyes Of An Infant A Cause For Concern?

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Posted on Fri, 10 Jun 2016
Question: One hot water drop sprinkeled into 2 month old babies eye while bathing here..she cried for 2 minutes after that she is fine.. did it will effect her eyes
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Answered by Dr. Sonia Raina (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
Not to worry, If redness/ watering present only then consultation needed

Detailed Answer:
Hello, greetings!
Thanks for posting your query in hcm.
I have gone through your query. If there is no redness/ watering/ discomfort in the baby's eye, then you have nothing to worry about. Our eyes have protective mechanism of producing tears so do not worry.
In case of any appearance of above mentioned symptoms, you may take her to a local opthalmologist for an examination.
If you have further doubts/ clarifications, you may get back to me.
Regards,
Dr. Sonia
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Is Spilling Of Hot Water Into Eyes Of An Infant A Cause For Concern?

Brief Answer: Not to worry, If redness/ watering present only then consultation needed Detailed Answer: Hello, greetings! Thanks for posting your query in hcm. I have gone through your query. If there is no redness/ watering/ discomfort in the baby's eye, then you have nothing to worry about. Our eyes have protective mechanism of producing tears so do not worry. In case of any appearance of above mentioned symptoms, you may take her to a local opthalmologist for an examination. If you have further doubts/ clarifications, you may get back to me. Regards, Dr. Sonia