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While I was running, an insect flew into my eye, and when I got home and looked in the mirror to see where the insect was, it was gone. Did it come out or is it somewhere inside my eye?
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Thank you. By the way, not researched, just the dumbest thing I can think of a vow.
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No, your eye cares about liquid that the insect comes out again.
The insect is smashed with tear fluid
In your case, it will be.
The insect gets into the brain, snatches around in the cavity for a while and flies out through one of the ears.
No.