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The Scroll Sergeant on Instagram: "Upon contact with the body, chlorine gas or dissolved chlorine solution immediately reacts with water in the eyes, skin, and mucous membranes to form hydrochloric acid and hypochlorous acid. This leads to intense burning pain, redness, and blistering on the skin, resembling a thermal burn. If the eyes are exposed, it causes severe pain, tearing, blepharospasm (forceful closing of the eyelids), and potentially corneal damage that can threaten vision. The most cr

Medical & Health ⚕️ on Instagram: "Read Caption For Know An eye spasm, often called eyelid twitching or eyelid myokymia, is an involuntary twitch or rapid blinking of the eyelid or nearby eye muscles. In most cases, it’s harmless and temporary — lasting anywhere from a few minutes to a few days. Common triggers include stress, fatigue, lack of sleep, caffeine, alcohol, and digital eye strain. Other possible causes can be dry eyes, allergies, certain medications, or nutritional deficiencies, espe

Excessive blinking is one of the most common reasons parents bring in their kiddos for an eye exam. If you watch the little guy in this video (posted with permission) you can see why it can raise concerns for parents! The good news is, a majority of the time it is a harmless habit! Kids generally out grow the blinking and it’s not a health concern. Sometimes blinking can be a symptom of dryness, allergies, or a need for vision correction. If you’re ever worried- just bring your little one in and

Excessive Blinking in Children | Understanding the Causes