Abstract

A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF CONJUNCTIVITIS

Raskar Tejashri Satish*, Bhosale Sayali, Adpekar Tisha Gajanan and Salve Kirti Indrakant

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Abstract

Conjunctivitis, commonly known as pink eye, is an inflammatory condition affecting the conjunctiva – the thin, transparent membrane covering the eyes front surface and inner eyelids this ailment can be triggered by various factors, including viral or bacterial infections, allergens, and irritants. Characterized by symptoms such as redness, itching, burning sensations, and ocular discharge, conjunctivitis warrants prompt attention and accurate diagnosis from healthcare professionals. Treatment strategies range from antiviral or antibacterial medications to allergy management, with the choice cotingent on identifying the specific causative agent. Understading the contagious nature of certain types of conjunctivitis underscores the significance of adhering to proper hygiene practices to prevent its transmission. Despite its typically non-severe, conjunctivitis demands timely intervention and appropriate care for optimal resolution and prevention of complications.

Keywords: Conjunctivitis, Pink eye, Inflammation, Conjunctiva, Viral infection, Bacterial infection, Prevention, Management.