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Conjunctivitis, also known as red eyes, is the clinical term that describes inflammation or infection of the thin membrane (conjunctiva) covering the whites of the eyes and inner eyelids.

When the conjunctiva becomes irritated, the tiny blood vessels dilate to compose expel toxics and bring protective antibodies to the surface of the eye. Therefore, the eye becomes red or pink.

Symptoms may include

• Burning or itching constant,
• Extreme sensitivity to light, and tearing.
• Red eye and its surface can be inflated
• Watery, mucous, or, in the case of a bacterial infection, a thick discharge coming out of the eyes (in the morning, the eyes seem to be sealed with glue)

Conjunctivitis may be due to:

• Virus infections associated with colds, herpes simplex
• Infections from bacteria infected by contact between hand and eye by touching anything that has been in contact with an infectious substance
• Foreign bodies which fall under the eyelids,
• Exposure to ultraviolet light,
• Allergies caused by cosmetics or the solutions used to clean contact lenses
• Wind
• Smoke and other air pollution
• Pool chlorine

Folk Remedies

1. Remedy for conjunctivitis # 1: Alternate cold compresses with warm water leaving each for five minutes on the eyes. The cold shrink enlarged blood vessels, thus relieving the swelling and red eyes that come with conjunctivitis. While warm compresses soothe the irritation.
2. Conjunctivitis Remedy # 2: Eat a serving of yogurt from goat milk and also applied a poultice of yogurt every day,
3. Conjunctivitis Remedy # 3: Dip the face (and make blinking eyes) twice daily in a basin of water that has put a tablespoon of salt.
4. Conjunctivitis Remedy # 4: Apply a warm poultice of cooked apples, grated raw potatoes or cucumbers wrapped in cloth.
5. Conjunctivitis Remedy # 5: Use an wet tea bags or pieces of cloth soaked (and crushed) in highly concentrated infusions of chamomile or fennel.
6. Conjunctivitis Remedy # 6: Prepare a 20 g infusion of elder flowers for every pint of water. Apply using a cotton ball several times throughout the day.
7. Conjunctivitis Remedy # 7: Pour a teaspoon of cornflower and a glass of eyebright in boiling water, which will add a pinch of salt. Then pour the contents into a saucepan and bring to the fire for about two minutes. Then let cool and strain it with gauze. With this preparation can be practiced eye washes two or three times a day.
8. Conjunctivitis Remedy # 8: Mix a handful of chamomile with elderflower, rose of Alexandria, rude and cornflower. Put two level tablespoons of mixture into a quart of water and boil for 2 minutes. Let stand five minutes and strain. Apply two pads soaked and hardened over his eyes and pressing lightly with your fingers. Repeat five times a day.
9. Conjunctivitis Remedy # 9: Boil 50 grams of dried eyebright per liter of water for 5 minutes. Apply using the liquid to be washed where to go from the temple to the nose, allowing it to enter into the eye during the trip.

Recommendations

To prevent conjunctivitis are advised:

No touching objects that have been used by a person with conjunctivitis.
To help maintain eye health, many experts recommend a daily tablet view that contains vitamins A, C and E,
No exposure to pool water, if you are prone to conjunctivitis or seeking the glasses adjusted to swim.


People with conjunctivitis are advised that:

A meticulous personal hygiene helps prevent further contamination or transmission of eye infections. Therefore:

• Hands should be washed before and after touching the eyes,
• Bed linen, towels, pillowcases, and any material object that I came into contact with eyes, wash it separately.
• Cosmetics should not be shared.
• Do not wear an eye patch unless recommended by their doctor since it could promote the proliferation of infectious organisms.

You should receive immediate medical attention if they exhibit the following symptoms:

• Conjunctivitis worsens after five days.
• Excessively red eyes and sharp pain
• Change in vision
• Abundant greenish discharge
• Recent injury to the eye conjunctivitis appear before the infection can into your eye because the cornea is scraped due to injury which can cause ulcers, loss of vision or eye.