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What to do about Pink Eye?

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What to do about Pink Eye?

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Definatly see a doctor. If your eye is glued shut in the morning it is pobably pink eye. You might need antibiotic drops but if you have a sore throat you might have to take oral antibiotics. What is conjunctivitis? Conjunctivitis is also commonly referred to as “Pink Eye” or “Red Eye”. It is an infection causing redness and soreness of the conjunctiva which is the thin transparent membrane that lines the inside of your eyelid. It appears relatively quickly and often will not last for a long period. It can go away on its own but in some cases you will need to see a doctor for treatment. What causes conjunctivitis? It can be caused by both bacterial or viral infection. It can also be caused by a number of other things such as unclean contact lenses or allergies such as hay fever. What are the symptoms? Your eyes will most likely be red and irritated. The inside of your eyelids will also look redder or pinker than usual. You may feel as though there is something in your eye. You may also

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