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January 4, 2011 - Rodney Smith
“Pink eye” is a term that is often used to include a wide range of red eyes. Specifically, we are talking about conjunctivitis. The conjunctiva is the white part of the eye, so conjunctivitis refers to a swelling or redness of the eye. Generally, when the term “pink eye” is used it refers to a viral infection. However, many get it confused with other causes of conjunctivitis.
Symptoms of a viral conjunctivitis may include:
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