Imperialistic answered Thursday November 16 2006, 7:45 pm: Yes, the UV rays are very powerful so there is a huge chance our eyes were hurt from them. 2 minutes is a long time considering the average time you should spend in a tanning booth is 10 minutes.
But if you think you might have Pink Eye, that is a possibility too.
On both hands, you need to see a doctor. Try to make an appointment as soon as you can. If I were you, I'd head over to the ER right away. There's no point in taking chances when it comes to you eyesight. [ Imperialistic's advice column | Ask Imperialistic A Question ]
baseball34 answered Thursday November 16 2006, 4:20 pm: If UV light is intense enough, it will fry your eyes. I'm not sure if you have pink eye, because I think that pink eye usually itches. But it's not a bad idea to get your own goggles. [ baseball34's advice column | Ask baseball34 A Question ]
beenthere1 answered Thursday November 16 2006, 2:59 pm: If you use the salon's goggles, it is very possible you got pink eye from them (you should buy your own set for about $5 and then you'll always know where they've been). When I used to tan, I never wore goggles (although I certainly don't recommend this) and never had any problems with my eyes. I seriously doubt your ocular problem is from taking off the goggles. [ beenthere1's advice column | Ask beenthere1 A Question ]
AskNicole111 answered Thursday November 16 2006, 2:45 pm: Maybe if you think it is Pinkeye go to a doctor or other whys you need to stop using the tanning bed for a while. It will also give you skin cancer. [ AskNicole111's advice column | Ask AskNicole111 A Question ]
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