My contact got stuck behind my eye any tips to help me get it out?

1. Close your eyelids, look from left to right and top to bottom to see if you can feel the contact and when you do gently rub it to the center of your eye.


2. If that didnt work open your eyelid and squirt saline directly onto your eye and rinse it out.


3. Go to er.My contact got stuck behind my eye any tips to help me get it out?
ER?! are you crazy! they would laugh at you-this is nothing serious, it happens all the time-just close your eyelid and roll your eyes around and gently massage it out. or you can sometimes use solution to flush it out.My contact got stuck behind my eye any tips to help me get it out?
Behind your eye? That's physically impossible. Maybe your contact folded up against itself and it's resting along your eye underneath your eyelid and you can't see it? That happens to me sometimes.


Try rubbing your eyes, it should just pop out eventually.
If I were you I would call the eye doctor immeadietly!!


or a nurse advice line.


If you look in the mirror and see it, I wouldn't completely recommend pulling it out unless you know it is absolutely safe it won't scratch or harm anything in your eyes.


Maybe its under eye lid like the other user said.


Good luck.


Don't put it on hold.
Like the two before me suggested, I would advice that you rub your eye until the contact pops out or until you see it. If not you might have to go to the emergency room or optometrist and they're going to have to get it out with a Q-tip.
That has happened to me 5 million times. It accidentally folds up and goes way under your eyelid. First, relax. It's not behind your eye. Second, wash your hands. Close your eyes, grasp your upper eyelid, and pull it down over your lower eyelid. That should loosen it up a bit, if not make the contact pop out completely. Next, close your eyes and roll your eyes in circles, up and down, and all around, and gently massage your upper eyelid, and try to ';push it'; to the middle of your eyeball. Repeat this process until it comes out. That should take care of it. If necessary, add a little bit of saline, but not too much.





Oh, what else helps is if you grasp your upper eyelid with 2 fingers and kind of ';jiggle'; it in and out. I don't know how to describe it exactly but like grasp your eyelid with 2 fingers and wiggle it. Look down while you are doing that.
put eyedrops in your eye, that will help lube it up a little, the contact wont go completely behind your eye so pull back the lid where your contact seems to be, be very careful not to damage your eye, if this doesnt work go to the ER, or you may get an infection from it cutting your eye or any piece of your eyelid!! be VERY VERY careful... get a mirror go close and you should get it
You may have scratched your cornea, which makes it feel like it's stuck behind. Best to get it checked out by a professional