Conjunctivitis – Eye Flu / Pink Eye (Common Infection of Monsoon)

Nearly 30% of my class strength have eye infection. Either they are abstaining from daily classes or attending the class by putting up black glasses. We were asked to stay away from them as the infection may spread to other students as well. Teachers have asked the infected students not to come to school. Not only my school there are many other persons infected with this infection.

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This is very common sight during the monsoon season in India. The frequent change of weather and temperature bring the so-called Conjunctivitis infection. This infection is communicable and easily spread from person to person. The common symptoms include, redness, itching, tearing of the eye, and sometime the discharge of fluids. This is very painful experience as sometime the irritation and itching become unbearable. This gets at extreme during the day time while gets normal post the sunset.

how to protect?

This is one of the contaminated infections, which transfer from one person to another very rapidly. The only way to remain safe from this infection is by keeping hygiene around as much as possible. A person can take following measure to protect from the flu.

  • Always hand wash.
  • Avoid unnecessary touching of the eyes. This infection affects the eyes especially.
  • Maintain proper distant from the infected person.
  • Disinfect the touched surfaces.
  • Cover your mouth while sneezing or coughing.
  • Use rose water and ice to wash eyes regularly.
  • Use eye drops prescribed by doctors to pour in the eyes before going to bed.

The only treatment of this infection is self-care. The infection often resolves on its own. But still we need to take proper care of ourself.

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Stay Clean, Stay Safe!!

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