- Some symptoms of pink eye include inching, burning,
or discharge from the eye. There is usually no pain involved.
(Gustafson 2004)
- Some bacteria that cause pink eye include haemophilus
influenza, streptococcus pneumonia, and less commonly s.
aureau.
- Pink eye is usually self-limiting, clearing up within
ten to fourteen days.
- Antibiotics are used to shorten the duration of the
disease.
- If eye pain, sensitivity to light, or visual
impairment occur, you should see a doctor immediately.
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