Not enough information provided beside 'red eye.' Given the absence of typical symptoms of bacterial conjunctivitis, i.e., noticeable eye discharge, you might have an allergic conjunctivitis, not a contagious nor treatable condition with antibiotics.
Answered 10/28/2021
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Most cases of conjunctivitis are allergic or viral not bacterial The antibiotics you’re taking only work on bacteria. Most virus infections are self limited. Allergies respond to topical medication such as Zaditor. If it’s not resolving or you’re having blurred vision, you need to see you an ophthalmologist
Answered 11/19/2021
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