B When is something in a child’s eye an emergency? Chemical splashes, high-velocity injuries (like a snapped elastic band or projectile), severe pain, vision changes, blood in the eye or difficulty moving the eye all warrant urgent assessment or 999; prompt irrigation is critical for chemicals. Other FAQs What if I am alone with the child?Read more How do we balance infection control with rapid bleeding control?Read more Do electrical injuries always cause visible burns?Read more What if FAST is negative but I still suspect a stroke?Read more When should a ‘minor’ cut actually go to A&E?Read more Can I give food or drink to someone in shock?Read moreMore FAQsLet's talk about what you need We'd love to hear from you. Whether you have a specific event in mind or just want to chat about training options, we're here to help.Call 24/7/365 – 033 33 44 32 00Email hello@local-medic.co.uk
