Explain That Antibiotics Aren’t Often Needed for Pink Eye

July 2024

You’ll get questions about managing pink eye (conjunctivitis).

Explain viruses are the most common cause in adults...and bacteria are the most common cause in kids. But conjunctivitis can also have noninfectious causes, such as allergies.

Use this chart to help assess symptoms...and guide treatment.

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Explain That Antibiotics Aren’t Often Needed for Pink Eye

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