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Could bacterial conctivitis be dealy as it has affected me?
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Vision loss: The greatest complication of bacterial conjunctivitis would be some adverse effect on your vision. Hopefully your doctor(s) are getting control of the situation. I would hope too they can figure out the cause, and determine if it really was bacterial. The question of 'how' that got to your eye needs to be answered. It's extremely unlikely you would die from this - but you do need proper treatment.
Answered 11/28/2017
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