Yes, but less likely: The nose, throat, and eyes tend to get exposed to the same germ at around the same time. If an upper respiratory virus has infected a person, he likely would have gotten symptoms in all 3 locations (nose, throat, eyes) by the time 5 days of illness have passed. One can still get conjunctivitis later, but it's less likely. Of course, he can also catch a new germ while recovering from the first.
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Yes: Viruses can be contagious for 2wks. Do you have symptoms of conjunctivitis?
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