Bacterial conjunctivitis from throat infection, what to do?

Call doctor: If you have a bacterial conjunctivitis from a throat infection, you likely need oral antibiotics and antibiotic drops to address your conditions. See your doc asap.

M.D. visit/mgt: If you have been diagnosed with a bacterial illness, monitoring your temperature, staying hydrated and letting your physician know about persistent or worsening symptoms while on an antibiotic is advised. Certain viral infections may cause severe respiratory, throat and eye infections as well. These are typically not associated with a lot of discharge or mucus production from the lung.