Oh my! I think i may enjoy pink eye!?

yesterday my eye started hurting when i got home from institution. (when i moved it too quickly)

Now, and today all during institution, it is red, watery, and irritated. It hurts really weakly. I thought maybe it be from my contacts so I took them out but it still hurts.

I have never have this happen since. Could this be pink eye?

and if so, what do I need to do to facilitate it?

do I need to see a doctor or are at hand home remedies I can try first?

Thanks in finance for any help!
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I'm not an expert or anything, but you should go to a doctor to see if it really is pink eye. If it is, the doctor will contribute you some sort of medication, probably eyedrops.

Oh, and you should probably stop using contacts for a while.

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it could be pink eye or an infection from your contacts please see your doctor

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you obligation eyedrops, try visene first if you dont want to go to the doctors.. but you may enjoy to
and ice it.
ive have pink eye like 15 times haha
oh yeah! dont touch it
because it might spread to your other eye

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You own pink eye. All you can do is use eye drops and stay home.

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You really should see a doctor. Pink eye is contagious and needs to be treated by medication given by your physician. If it is in reality pink eye your doctor will probably advise you to stay home from university for a few days as you can pass the infection on to others by simply touching your eye and after touching their notebook.

It's not necessarily pink eye however. It could just be allergies, could be a small scrape on your cornea, could be slight irritation, or then as you would expect, it could be pink eye. Call your doctor for an appointment and get it checked out. They'll be capable of give you drops to abet treat what ever is causing the reddishness and irritation.

Hope this helps. :-)

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Sounds similar to it is for sure an infection of some kind.Go to the Dr.that you get your contacts from. They will know what it is and give you antibiotic drops. The contacts may enjoy caused it and they are presently infected so throw them away. It can be a very chancy infection so don't just assume that it is pinkeye!

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I would preserve the contacts out and see a doctor. Pink eye (conjunctivitis) can be quite unlikeable. Make sure that you wash your hand frequently so that if it does turn out to be pink eye, you don't spread it to your other eye, or anyone else. I would not try any home remedies, just because within are 3 types of Pink eye, Viral, Allergic, and Bacterial. The viral type is often associated near an upper respiratory tract infection, cold, or sore throat. The allergic type occurs more frequently among those near allergic conditions. When related to allergies, the symptoms are often seasonal. Allergic conjunctivitis may also be cause by intolerance to substances such as cosmetics, perfume, or drugs. Bacterial conjunctivitis is often cause by bacteria such as staphylococcus and streptococcus. The severity of the infection depends on the type of germs involved.

Here are some signs and symptoms of Pink eye:
Viral:
Watery discharge
Irritation
Red eye
Infection usually begins next to one eye, but may spread easily to the other eye

Allergic:
Usually affects both eyes
Itching
Tearing
Swollen eyelids

Bacterial:
Stringy discharge that may effect the lids to stick together, especially after sleeping
Swelling of the conjunctiva
Redness
Tearing
Irritation and/or a gritty outlook
Usually affects only one eye, but may spread effortlessly to the other eye

When being see by a doctor he will most likely use a slit storm lantern scope to check you out. In some cases, he will call for to take cultures of the possible germs to determine the type that may be causing the infection.

Pink eye requires medical attention. The appropriate treatment depends on the grounds of the problem.

For the allergic type, cool compresses and artificial tears sometimes relieve discomfort in mild cases. In more severe cases, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication (NSAIDs) and antihistamines may be prescribed. Some patients with over-eager allergic pink eyeconjunctivitis may also require topical steroid drops.

Bacterial pink eye is usually treated with antibiotic eye drops or ointment that cover a broad range of microbes.

Like the common cold, near is no cure for viral Pink eye; however, the symptoms can be relieved with cool compresses and artificial tears (found surrounded by most pharmacies). For the worst cases, topical steroid drops may be prescribed to reduce the discomfort from inflammation. Viral conjunctivitis usually resolves in 3 weeks.

To avoid spreading infection, follow these steps:

Disinfect surfaces such as doorknobs and counters with diluted bleach solution
Don’t swim (some germs can be spread in the water)
Avoid touching the frontage
Wash hands frequently
Don’t share towels or washcloths
Do not reuse handkerchief (using a tissue is best)
Avoid shaking hands

A little long winded but I hope that this help and that you start to feel better soon. =]