Infections and Chem: Newborns can get conjuctivitis from chemicals (prophylaxis for infections at birth), bacteria (gonorrhea, chlamydia), or viruses (herpes). Any large amount of discharge and red/watery eyes should prompt an exam by a physician.
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Red eye: Usually bacteria, but it could be a virus or chemical irritant. Call your local pediatric ophthalmologist for an appointment.
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