Pink-eye, Conjunctivitis, Eye Allergies

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Please complete the FREE online questionnaire so we may better understand your problem. Our SmartDocAI will evaluate your symptoms, determine if you are appropriate for virtual care, and then provide you with a personalized list of the best online doctor sites.
Please let us know if any of the following conditions, issues or situations describes your current eye problem:*
- You got something stuck in your eye just before your current symptoms started
- You had an injury, trauma, insect bite, or other bite near the eye within the past 3 days
- You had any exposure of your eyes to chemicals or other irritants before current symptoms started
- You have a diagnosed immune deficiency or take medications for a suspected immune compromised condition.
- You have a history of Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) eye disease
- Your eye symptoms have been present for longer than 1 month
- You have been treated for pink-eye or conjunctivitis or any other eye infection in the last 2 weeks OR you take eye drops for a chronic eye condition that might interfere or be altered by antibiotic or decongesting eye drops
- None of these situations or conditions apply
Unfortunately, your eye problem is not appropriate for online diagnosis and treatment due to your answers noted previously. We recommend you follow up with a professional health care provider to better diagnose your condition.
Unfortunately, your eye problem is not appropriate for online diagnosis and treatment due to your answers noted previously. In fact, due to your answers it is recommended that you contact an ophthalmologist or other eye disease specialist to have your condition appropriately addressed.

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Which eye or eyes are you having the current problems with?*
- Left eye only
- Right eye only
- Started in one eye and spread to both
- Started in both at the same time

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Based on your online interview you may have “PINK-EYE” OR CONJUNCTIVITIS of your left eye. This can be caused by many things, but a BACTERIA seems most likely.

The good news is we can help you. Right now.

These sorts of eye infections are usually treated with:
1. Prescription antibiotic eye drops
2. Cool compresses and artificial tears
3. Over-the-counter pain control
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We will ask you just a few more quick questions. Then, based on your answers we will connect you with one of our virtual care partners sites. They may collect further info, review your history and provide a personalized diagnosis and treatment plan, typically within minutes to hours. This may include prescription medications as necessary, details about your potential condition, expectations, recommendations for treatment, tips for prevention, along with a doctor's note for excuse from work/school.
Based on your online interview you may have “PINK-EYE” OR CONJUNCTIVITIS of your right eye. This can be caused by many things, but a BACTERIA seems most likely.

The good news is we can help you. Right now.

These sorts of eye infections are usually treated with:
1. Prescription antibiotic eye drops
2. Cool compresses and artificial tears
3. Over-the-counter pain control
Want more answers and treatment now?

Skip the waiting room. Find your care now.

We will ask you just a few more quick questions. Then, based on your answers we will connect you with one of our virtual care partners sites. They may collect further info, review your history and provide a personalized diagnosis and treatment plan, typically within minutes to hours. This may include prescription medications as necessary, details about your potential condition, expectations, recommendations for treatment, tips for prevention, along with a doctor's note for excuse from work/school.
Based on your online interview you may have “PINK-EYE” OR CONJUNCTIVITIS of both eyes. This can be caused by many things, but a BACTERIA seems most likely.

The good news is we can help you. Right now.

These sorts of eye infections are usually treated with:
1. Prescription antibiotic eye drops
2. Cool compresses and artificial tears
3. Over-the-counter pain control
Want more answers and treatment now?

Skip the waiting room. Find your care now.

We will ask you just a few more quick questions. Then, based on your answers we will connect you with one of our virtual care partners sites. They may collect further info, review your history and provide a personalized diagnosis and treatment plan, typically within minutes to hours. This may include prescription medications as necessary, details about your potential condition, expectations, recommendations for treatment, tips for prevention, along with a doctor's note for excuse from work/school.
Based on your online interview you may have “PINK-EYE” OR CONJUNCTIVITIS of your left eye. This can be caused by many things, but a VIRUS seems most likely.

The good news is we can help you. Right now.

These sorts of eye infections are usually treated with:
1. Over-the-counter (non-prescription) eye drops
2. Cool compresses and artificial tears
3. Over-the-counter pain control
Want more answers and treatment now?

Skip the waiting room. Find your care now.

We will ask you just a few more quick questions. Then, based on your answers we will connect you with one of our virtual care partners sites. They may collect further info, review your history and provide a personalized diagnosis and treatment plan, typically within minutes to hours. This may include prescription medications as necessary, details about your potential condition, expectations, recommendations for treatment, tips for prevention, along with a doctor's note for excuse from work/school.
Based on your online interview you may have “PINK-EYE” OR CONJUNCTIVITIS of your right eye. This can be caused by many things, but a VIRUS seems most likely.

The good news is we can help you. Right now.

These sorts of eye infections are usually treated with:
1. Over-the-counter (non-prescription) eye drops
2. Cool compresses and artificial tears
3. Over-the-counter pain control
Want more answers and treatment now?

Skip the waiting room. Find your care now.

We will ask you just a few more quick questions. Then, based on your answers we will connect you with one of our virtual care partners sites. They may collect further info, review your history and provide a personalized diagnosis and treatment plan, typically within minutes to hours. This may include prescription medications as necessary, details about your potential condition, expectations, recommendations for treatment, tips for prevention, along with a doctor's note for excuse from work/school.
Based on your online interview you may have “PINK-EYE” OR CONJUNCTIVITIS of both eyes. This can be caused by many things, but a VIRUS seems most likely.

The good news is we can help you. Right now.

These sorts of eye infections are usually treated with:
1. Over-the-counter (non-prescription) eye drops
2. Cool compresses and artificial tears
3. Over-the-counter pain control
Want more answers and treatment now?

Skip the waiting room. Find your care now.

We will ask you just a few more quick questions. Then, based on your answers we will connect you with one of our virtual care partners sites. They may collect further info, review your history and provide a personalized diagnosis and treatment plan, typically within minutes to hours. This may include prescription medications as necessary, details about your potential condition, expectations, recommendations for treatment, tips for prevention, along with a doctor's note for excuse from work/school.
Based on your online interview you may have ALLERGIES irritating your eyes. This can be caused by many things, but ENVIRONMENTAL ALLERGENS seem most likely. This includes things in the environment such as pollen, grass, mold, dust.

The good news is we can help you. Right now.

These sorts of eye infections are usually treated with:
1. Over-the-counter (non-prescription) anti-histamine eye drops
2. Cool compresses and artificial tears
3. Allergy avoidance
Want more answers and treatment now?

Skip the waiting room. Find your care now.

We will ask you just a few more quick questions. Then, based on your answers we will connect you with one of our virtual care partners sites. They may collect further info, review your history and provide a personalized diagnosis and treatment plan, typically within minutes to hours. This may include prescription medications as necessary, details about your potential condition, expectations, recommendations for treatment, tips for prevention, along with a doctor's note for excuse from work/school.
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Based on your interview your condition is not appropriate for treatment online at this time. You have evidence of an eye problem and report symptoms that are concerning for a complication. Your condition is best treated in-person by a medical professional. If you have any symptoms of severe eye pain, eye(s) swollen shut, visual problems/changes, extreme light sensitivity, rash, swelling in neck glands, or fever greater than 102 degrees F then you should seek treatment from a health care provider as soon as possible. If you have a swollen bump on your eyelid, you may have a “stye” (aka hordeolum) or chalazion which should be examined by a healthcare provider at your convenience.
Unfortunately, we are unable to help you based on your current symptoms. We recommend you follow up with a health care provider to better evaluate your problem. If you notice your symptoms persisting or worsening over the next few hours or days we recommend obtaining more urgent evaluation in contacting a health care provider in your area.
Based on your online interview there is no clear diagnosis at this time. The good news is we have partnered with board certified online doctors who can figure out your problem right now.

Want more answers and treatment now?

Skip the waiting room. Find your care now.

We will ask you just a few more quick questions. Then, based on your answers we will connect you with one of our virtual care partners sites. They may collect further info, review your history and provide a personalized diagnosis and treatment plan, typically within minutes to hours. This may include prescription medications as necessary, details about your potential condition, expectations, recommendations for treatment, tips for prevention, along with a doctor's note for excuse from work/school.

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Do you take any medications?*
- Yes
- No. I am currently taking no medications or do not wish to list my medications.
What medications do you take?*
Please list AS MUCH INFORMATION AS YOU KNOW including the names, dosages, frequency and if they are taken by mouth, topical, etc.
Disclaimer: If you take medications, please ensure the recommended medications do not interact with your current ones. Please be aware that we recommend you check with your pharmacist before taking any recommended medications to ensure there are no interactions with other medications that you might be taking. You, the patient, are ultimately responsible for determining what medications are appropriate for you to take. SmartDocMD makes every effort to determine your allergies and medication interactions but does not take responsibility for any medication interactions that might occur as a result of taking prescribed medications or following the treatment recommendations provided by the physician.*
- I understand and agree

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You meet criteria for an eye problem involving the lining of the eye, also known as conjunctivitis. Unfortunately, based on your medical condition(s), your eye problem is not appropriate to be treated via our online patient interview. We recommend you follow up with a health care provider in person for evaluation and treatment.
You meet criteria for “pink eye” or an eye infection due to bacteria also known as conjunctivitis. Unfortunately we are unable to prescribe medications for you due to multiple intolerances or allergies to medications. We recommend you follow up with a health care provider for evaluation and prescription of medications that requires specific dosing and avoidance of certain antibiotic drugs.
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