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What is the usual incubation period for pinkeye?
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Pink eye is a over used term. If the eyes are red or pink it does not necessarily mean you have conjunctivitis . Bacterial and viral conjunctivitis is a very self limited process. Symptoms improve with treatment but may many times be self limited resolving in 2 weeks . The incubation for conjunctivitis is 12-14 days.
Answered 6/30/2023
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