Pink Eye: Pink eye is when the white part of your eye becomes pink. There are many causes. Bacteria typically no pain and has a green discharge. Viral typically feels like sand in your eye and causes tearing and sensitivity to light. Allergies typically itch. Your eye can also look pink if a foreign body is in it or you scratched it. If this is your case, flush it with artificial tears or boric acid
Answered 7/22/2014
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Pink Eye: Classical "pink eye" due to a virus: very red, itching (usual), recent cold or some near you had virus, very contagious. Natural way to treat: cold ice packs for itchiness; cold nonpreserved tears in refrigerator as often as need; If severe an eyemd can rx stronger drops. If yellow discharge noted (could be bacterial), use warm towel to clear it away. VA change, see eyemd. eyedoc2020.blogspot.com
Answered 8/4/2014
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