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As you can see in the picture, Conjunctivitis is also known as pink eye. It's an inflammation (swelling) or infection in the thin layer of the eye, which lines the inside of the eyelids, and is called conjunctiva. Conjunctivitis is a contangious from person to person, through eye secretions from someone who might have the infection, but can also come from allergies.

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--> Pink/red color in the eye
--> There would most likely be swelling (swelling in the conjunctiva)/puffiness
--> Increased tear production ( helps reduce inflammation and dryness of the eye)
--> Itching, irritation, and burning
--> Discharge in the eye
--> Sensitivity to light

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What do I need to know about pink eye (conjunctivitis)?

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Bacterial Infection caused by....
--> Contact lens wear
--> Foreign bodies in the eye
--> Indoor/Outdoor air pollution
--> Smoke/dust
--> Fungi
--> Parasites
--> Fumes

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Pink Eye is the same as CONJUNCTIVITIS! One of the most common eye condition and can be easily treated! Comes through bacteria, allergens, and more, but usually come and goes on its own! There is about 3 million cases of conjunctives in the United States per year!

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Diagnosis can usually be determined through wether a virus, bacterium, or an allergen. Conjunctivitis always involves eye redness or swelling. It can also be diagnosed through laboratory testing, by swapping their eye and sending to the lab to get tested to determine if there's an infection.
Treatment includes washing the infected/inflamed eye with eye drops and a damp washcloth. Also if contacts are worn there should not be worn, and allergy medications if caused by the allergens.

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In the map above, you can see that scientists have found that Conjunctivitis (pink eye) can be caused through their environment and where they're from. Green shows adenovirus (flu like illness) , blue show enterovirus (mild illness like a common cold) , orange shows haemophilus (infection/bacteria), and pink is influenza.

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Dr. Amir is currently a diplomate of the American Board of Ophthalmology, a fellow of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, and member of the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery.

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How Conjunctivitis looks under the microscope!

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How Conjunctivitis looks under the microscope!

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-https://www.paceyemd.com/doctors/ahmad-amir-md/
-https://www.cdc.gov/conjunctivitis/about/diagnosis.html
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https://academic.oup.com/inthealth/article/14/5/542/6354737