General
Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis)
Pink eye is inflammation of the surface of the eye from a virus, bacteria or allergies. It is usually mild, but bacterial cases and anything affecting vision need to be checked.
- Walk-in or book
- Telehealth OK
What is pink eye (conjunctivitis)?
Pink eye is inflammation of the surface of the eye from a virus, bacteria or allergies. It is usually mild, but bacterial cases and anything affecting vision need to be checked.
Common symptoms
- Red or pink eye
- Discharge or crusting, especially on waking
- Itching, burning or a gritty feeling
- Watery eyes
How we treat it at AfterOurs
Exam to determine the cause, antibiotic drops for bacterial conjunctivitis, allergy drops when appropriate, and guidance on when kids can return to school.
When to come in
Come in the same day if symptoms are new, getting worse, or you need testing, a prescription or a note for work or school.
What to expect at your visit
- Step 1
Check in
Walk in, or book online to hold your place and skip the wait.
- Step 2
See a provider
A clinician examines you and runs any on-site tests you need.
- Step 3
Leave with a plan
Treatment, prescriptions sent to your pharmacy, and a visit summary.
Ready to feel better? We're open late.
Book online to hold your place, or just walk in.