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   How do you treat bacterial pink eye?

   • People may use over-the-counter artificial tears and ointments, as well as apply a warm compress over their eyes to relieve symptoms of bacterial pink eye. To make a warm compress: You should see a healthcare provider immediately if you experience symptoms that are not typical with pink eye, including:

   Bacterial Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye): Treatment and More - Verywell Health

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   Do you have bacterial Pinkeye?

   • “If you introduce any type of debris or dirt into your eyes, you can develop bacterial pinkeye,” Rice states. For eye redness, pain or irritation, you can get your eye examined by a primary care doctor or express care. “I often hear, ‘I woke up with my eye crusted shut — I think I have pinkeye,’” says Rice. “But that’s not actually true.

   How To Get Rid of Pink Eye: 3 Remedies – Cleveland Clinic

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   Does pink eye go away on its own?

   • The viral version of pink eye will go away on its own, but only your doctor can tell the difference. A blocked tear duct can also cause discharge from a child's eyes. The obstruction can cause his peepers to produce extra tears and mucus. Check in with the pediatrician for help.

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   Mar 22, 2024 · Hydrating eye drops such as artificial tears. Cold compresses. Over-the-counter pain relievers. And you can also stop pink eye from spreading by: Changing and washing your pillowcases and sheets ...

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   Mar 7, 2024 · Use a compress. Soak a lint-free cloth in cool water. Wring it out and press it gently to your closed eyelids. Don’t press hard, as you don’t want to hurt your eyes. If you have pink eye in ...

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   Place a warm, damp washcloth over your affected eye. Leave it on for a few minutes. This should help to loosen any stuck-on gunk from your eye so it can open more easily. Wash your hands and use a ...

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   • Use a cool compress. Share on Pinterest. There are three main causes of pinkeye. Pinkeye causes inflammation around the eye that can be irritating and even painful.
   • Damp cloth clean. People who have bacterial pinkeye might notice a thick discharge, or pus, leaking from the eye that it is affecting. Pus dries quickly, forming a crust along the edges of the eyelids.
   • Eye drops. Lubricating eye drops, or “natural tears,” can soothe irritation or burning in the eye. Eye drops can help relieve the symptoms of all types of pinkeye.
   • Pain-relieving medication. Share on Pinterest. Eye drops containing antihistamines can help relieve pain associated with pinkeye. Some over-the-counter medications can help minimize pinkeye symptoms.

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   Dec 17, 2023 · Bacterial conjunctivitis is an eye infection caused by bacteria, such as Staphylococcus aureus or Streptococcus pneumonia. Also known as pink eye, the disease causes eye discharge, redness, and itching. Although it rarely causes complications or permanent damage to the eye, patients often complain about discomfort due to the symptoms.

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   Mar 29, 2024 · Apply a compress to your eyes. To make a compress, soak a clean, lint-free cloth in water and wring it out before applying it gently to your closed eyelids. Generally, a cool water compress will feel the most soothing, but you also can use a warm compress if that feels better to you. If pink eye affects only one eye, don't touch both eyes with ...

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   Jun 26, 2019 · Viral pink eye, the most common type, usually gets better in 1 to 2 weeks without medicine. Sometimes, it can take 3 weeks or more to heal. Remember, antibiotics don’t help viral pink eye. Bacterial pink eye usually gets better in 2 to 5 days, but it can take 2 weeks or more to go away completely. Antibiotics can speed up the healing time ...