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And why touching your eyes should be avoided.
Details here: https://www.scmp.com/news/chin...nese-scientists-find
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It's also possible the testing is faulty. And they weren't fully recovered yet. It supposedly can take up to six weeks to get healthy, and maybe it's really longer than that. | |||
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I have one eye that just tears continuously and I wipe it with my finger several times an hour. I need to figure out how to stop that. But what worries me more is our nocturnal habits. How do you keep from touching your face in your sleep? All I've been doing so far is washing my hands very well before going to bed.
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Well, many of us use eye medications (drops of various types), and millions wear contact lenses. It's impractical to say, "don't touch your eyes," because most people who need to touch their eyes on a regular basis will ignore that kind of advice. Much better to instruct people on how to minimize the likelihood of disease transmission rather than simply saying "don't." | |||
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I think people who use eye medications and wear contacts are probably not the target audience; they are washing their hands before applying drops or putting in lenses. The warning is for everybody else, especially those who are wearing masks and think they're totally protected. They might not be.
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