Can I Get Coronavirus In My Eyes?

The video addresses a question about the risk of contracting COVID-19 through the eyes if someone coughs or sneezes nearby. Experts explain that while the virus does not enter directly through the eyeball, it can travel through channels from the eyes to the nose, where it thrives. The video emphasizes the importance of wearing masks and maintaining physical distance to reduce infection risk, as masks do not protect the eyes. Viewers are encouraged to send questions to the provided contact.

What is the risk of contracting COVID-19 if someone coughs near your eyes?

How do COVID-19 particles potentially enter the body through the eyes?

Why is wearing a mask not a substitute for physical distancing?

What should be done in addition to wearing a mask to reduce the risk of infection?

What should you do if you have a question about your risk of COVID-19?