Summer time is just around the corner and with the summer comes pinkeye problems.
Pinkeye causes pain, profuse watering or tearing from the infected eye, squinting of the eyelids, and a slight cloudiness of the cornea at the onset. The discharge from the eye has a tendency to mat on the face. The disease progresses rapidly and a white or gray spot may be seen on the cornea below the center of the eye. Pinkeye is caused by a bacterium called Moraxella Bovis. This bacterium is spread primarily by face flies.