Doctors note increase in cases of glue mistaken for eye drops
Doctors with a Colorado hospital system are urging eye drop users to read labels carefully after noting an uptick in cases of people accidentally putting glue into their eyes.
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UCHealth sees uptick in patients mistaking nail glue for eye drops
COLORADO, USA — A growing number of patients are seeking care at UCHealth after accidentally applying nail or lash glue to their eyes, mistaking the adhesive for eye drops. Doctors warn that ...
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Northern Colorado Rallies Around Injured Deputy as He Leaves Hospital
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UCHealth reports rise in cases of people putting glue in their eyes accidentally
According to Dr. Richard Davidson, professor of ophthalmology at UCHealth, these types of injuries are hard to track, but it ...