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  1. Interesting article. Readers should consider that "conjunctivitis" has several different causes (bacterial, viral, allergic, keratitis, uveitis). Your recommendations might have some merit for infection or allergy, but will have very little effect on pure inflammation like keratitis or uveitis. If your symptoms worsen or don't improve you should seek another treatment.

    1. Dr. Hegyi,

      Thanks for taking the time to post the info on causes of conjunctivitis. Bacterial infections are not likely to be wipe it out with most home remedies. Although pure, raw honey from your local bee-keeper (not grocer)has good anti-bacterial properties.

  2. GARLIC, THYME, OREGANO, ETC… ARE ANTIBACTERIAL AND YOU CAN MAKE A TEA AND WASH YOUR EYES… I used to wash my eyes with rose petals tea. just an idea. but it nothing natural (& logical) works, go to your eye doctor if it is viral… you may need something stronger.

  3. When I was a child, I suffered from severe conjunctivitis. I was absent for school in 5 days. And because of that incident, I made up my mind to become an eye doctor someday. Most of the times, we use the painful experience in the decisions we make for our future. I'm happy to let you know that I am now a licensed ophthalmologist.

  4. Colloidal Silver at 10 ppm works wonders… you can flood the eye with it several times a day, or place cotton patches over the eyes lying down or even wear small swimming goggles and fill with Colloidal Sliver solution one at a time and keep as long as possible .. Goes away in a day or so. Will cure most forms, do not know about keratitis caused. Certainly viral, bacterial, fungal and most probably allergic as well.

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