Conjunctivitis, commonly known as pink eye or red eye, is an eye condition that becomes more prevalent during the monsoon season due to increased humidity and waterborne pathogens
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Check these five ways to manage conjunctivitis during monsoon
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Avoid Touching And Rubbing Your Eyes
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Do not touch or rub your eyes as it can worsen the condition. It can spread the infection to the other eye or other people
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Warm Compress
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Apply a warm compress over closed eyes to help reduce crusting and soothe discomfort associated with conjunctivitis
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Avoid Wearing Contact Lenses
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Avoid wearing contact lenses until your eyes have fully recovered. Contact lenses can hold bacteria and prolong the healing process
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Damp Cloth Clean
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Use a damp cloth for cleaning your eyes and wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before touching your eyes. Avoid sharing your towel and other personal items
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Consult A Doctor
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Consult an ophthalmologist or healthcare professional to accurately diagnose the type of conjunctivitis and receive appropriate treatment