Our ophthalmologist can provide different antibiotics to treat conjunctivitis, depending on the cause of your condition. If you have conjunctivitis, having the correct diagnosis is essential.
Our ophthalmologist will prescribe a short course of antibiotic drops and monitor your eyes until your conjunctivitis is successfully eliminated.
Our ophthalmologist can make viral conjunctivitis symptoms more comfortable for you with lubricating conjunctivitis eye drops.
These eye drops will help remissen your symptoms while the body removes the virus.
Allergic conjunctivitis is best treated by avoiding the causative allergen, but if that is not possible, then our ophthalmologist will prescribe anti-allergy drops such as antihistamine.
If you are experiencing conjunctivitis, our specialist team will book a private consultation.
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Once the cause of your conjunctivitis is known, you will be prescribed the appropriate treatment to help your diagnosis. At our clinic, we provide a full eye assessment to check the health and condition of your eyes. Please call 0208 445 8877 today to book a private consultation with our ophthalmologist.
You may be experiencing conjunctivitis if you feel the following symptoms in one or both eyes:
Conjunctivitis may be caused by a bacterial infection, a viral infection or an allergic reaction. Conjunctivitis is usually quickly eliminated by antibiotics which treat each cause.
Our ophthalmologist will be able to treat conjunctivitis in children after carrying out eye assessments and a professional diagnosis. Our clinic offers a wide range of paediatric eye care for children ages 1-18 years old. If you are concerned about your child’s eye health, please call us on 0208 445 8877 to speak to an expert today.
Pterygium (PTE) is an overgrowth of the conjunctiva which forms extra scar tissue on the surface of your eye and at the front of the cornea. In extreme cases, this can cause vision loss. If you are experiencing a pterygium growing, you may be experiencing irritation and inflammation of your eye.