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Can you treat conjuncitivtis with eyedrops?
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Yes, but: You have to know what kind of conjunctivitis the patient has. It could be allergic, bacterial, viral. Each type requires a different type of eye drops. See an eye MD for proper diagnosis and appropriate treatment suggestions. Then yes, eye drops will likely be a main part of the treatment.
Answered 10/18/2014
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