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Should i still go to work if i have eye redness?
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Depends: Eye redness caused by pink eye should be completely resolved before you return to work. Otherwise, you may transmit the infection to your co-workers. If redness has been diagnosed by your doctor as having come from dry eyes or allergies, you may still go to work.
Answered 9/28/2016
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