The doctor dropped a little dust in my eye, and...

Injuries to the outer surface of the eye may be due to:
    Abrasions: Includes scratches or scrapes on the surface of the cornea
    Chemical injuries: Caused by almost any fluid that gets into the eye
    Contact lens problems: Overuse, poor fit, or sensitivity to contact lens care solutions
    Foreign bodies: Exposure to something in the eye such as sand or dust
    Ultraviolet injuries: Caused by sunlight, sun lamps, snow or water reflections, or arc-welding
Symptoms include:
    Blurred vision
    Eye pain or stinging and burning in the eye
    Feeling like something is in your eye (may be caused by a scratch or something in your eye)
    Light sensitivity
    Redness of the eye
    Swollen eyelids
    Watery eyes or increased tearing
Treatment
Treatment for eye injuries may involve:
- Removing foreign material from the eye
- Wearing an eye patch or temporary bandage contact lens
- ANTIBIOTIC DROPS like tarricin eye drops
- LUBRICANTS DROPS like optrex refreshing eye drops
- DRINK ALOT OF WATER
- DONT RUB YOU EYES
- KEEP THE HANDS CLEAN
-Not wearing contact lenses until the eye is healed
-Taking pain medicines like trufen400mg
the improvment will occur within one weak