Viral Conjunctivitis Definition, Symptoms and More

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First Steps

As it's a highly contagious condition, acting quickly at the first signs of viral conjunctivitis could be key to preventing the spread of infection to family members, colleagues and school friends.

To prevent passing the pink eye onto other people, stay away from the workplace and keep children from school or kindergarten between five and seven days. However, it should be noted that some of the more serious viral infections can be contagious for up to two weeks.

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