Dr. Surendra Varma

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It must be treated with appropriate topical antibiotic.

  

If you remove contact lens for few days and the conjunctivitis is resolving it is due to giant papillary conjunctivitis.

  

Some of my patients use dream protein and like it.

Evaluate your contact lens with your ophthalmologist.

  

The physician should assess and evaluate.

If it is giant papillary conjunctivitis, antihistamines and topical steroid ointment/drops may be useful.   

Try visine first.

  

Without seeing a physician it is not possible to evaluate whether this is allergic or bacterial conjunctivitis.

  

It is hemorrhagic conjunctivitis.

  

Amoxil (amoxicillin) is an antibiotic and will not treat conjunctivitis.

  

Seasonal allergies such as exposure to allergens.