1. You probably don't have a bacterial infection. If you've been diagnosed with pink eye (acute conjunctivitis) the far and away most likely cause of your infection is a virus. Research suggests that as much as 80% of acute conjunctivitis episodes are viral. Bacterial conjunctivitis is significantly less likely, which is why the use of antibiotics when diagnosed with pink eye is very...
Is it a Virus or just Allergies? Differentiating Follicles from Papillae
differentiating papillae from follicles 8:00 AM Red eye? Time to see your eye doctor via It's that time of year again -- red eye time of year. For every red eye patient that comes through the door I have a differential list going of 3 most likely suspects. 1) Do they wear multiple wear contact lenses? Corneal ulcer is my first thought until I see otherwise 2) Do they itch?...