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Daycare thinks my son has pink eye,what do you recommend i do or how to treat it? pink eye
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Depends: There are many possible forms of pinkeye. Some viral, some bacterial, some allergic & some just irritants. Many docs just call in antibiotic eye drops. Day care will usually let the kid back in after a day on eye drops.
Answered 2/24/2019
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