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How long does it take for the redness to go down if you had conjunctivitis?
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Conjunctivitis: Depends on a cuase. Allergies might persist until avoidance or proper treatment. Bacteria 2 or 3 days with treatment. Virus usually 7-10 days.
Answered 6/15/2018
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