What is conjunctivitis?
Conjunctivitis is acute conjunctivitis. It is caused by infection by bacteria or viruses.
What are the symptoms of conjunctivitis?
After the eye is infected, after a 1-2 day incubation period, the eye suddenly turns red. Symptoms include tearing, fear of light, swollen lymph glands before the ears, and some patients may even have fever and diarrhea.
Why does pink eye occur?
Pink eye is a contagious disease, usually contracted from public places and more easily transmitted to family members.
How to avoid pink eye infection?
Pay attention to personal hygiene, do not share face towels or handkerchiefs with patients, and avoid contact with patients.
How to treat red eye?
If you find your eyes suddenly turn red, you need to see a doctor immediately to confirm that it is red eye. The doctor will give the patient anti-inflammatory eye drops, and it will take 7 to 10 days to recover after taking the medicine.
What are the complications of conjunctivitis?
Severe conjunctivitis can lead to corneal inflammation, which can affect vision and take 2-3 weeks to heal.
