Assertion: conjunctivitis's infection | /r/HasProperty | bacterial
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text: Bacterial conjunctivitis in dogs is caused by a bacterial infection.
text: In adults, conjunctivitis is caused by viral or bacterial infection.
text: Conjunctivitis caused by viral or bacterial infection is highly contagious.
text: Although conjunctivitis can be caused by bacterial and viral infections, other things such as chemicals, perfumes, diesel exhaust, or smoke, can cause the eye to become inflamed.
text: Most frequently, conjunctivitis (and thus red eye) is caused by a bacterial or viral infection.
text: Conjunctivitis can be caused by several factors such as a bacterial infection, viral infection, irritants, allergens, dryness, mechanical abrasions, and more.
text: In bacterial infections, conjunctivitis can occur when the bacteria reaches the conjunctiva from the surrounding skin, edges of the eyelids, nasal cavity, contact lenses, and infected eye drops.
text: However, conjunctivitis caused by bacterial or viral infections is highly contagious and can spread through:
text: Conjunctivitis is most commonly caused by an allergic reaction, dry eyes, bacterial or viral infection, irritants, contaminated fingers or a foreign body in the eye.
text: Conjunctivitis caused by viral and bacterial infections is usually treated with topical antibiotic ointments or sodium containing eye drops to prevent secondary bacterial infections.
text: Conjunctivitis caused by bacterial infection is highly contagious.
text: It can be caused by viral or bacterial infection, allergies, and chemical or mechanical irritation.
text: Conjunctivitis, commonly known as pink eye, is most often caused by a virus but also can be caused by bacterial infection, allergies (e.g., cosmetics, pollen) and chemical irritation.
text: Conjunctivitis is commonly caused by a bacterial or viral infection, an allergic reaction, or a blocked tear duct (in babies).
text: It can be caused by a bacterial or viral infection, chemical irritation, ultraviolet burn or an allergy.
text: Conjunctivitis can be caused by allergy, dry eyes, irritation, a virus, or bacterial infection known as “pinkeye.
text: Pink eye or conjunctivitis is caused commonly by an allergic reaction, a viral or bacterial infection, or – especially in babies – a tear duct which is only partly opened.
text: May see any of the following:Conjunctivitis in rats may be caused by bacterial infections (e.g., Pasteurella pneumotropica, and Streptococcus pneumonia), or viral infections such as SDAV (sialodacryoadenitis).
text: You may have a pus discharge if the infection is bacterial.
text: Conjunctivitis can be caused by a viral or bacterial infection, or it can be the result of an eye irritation such as an allergy.
text: Less commonly, follicular conjunctivitis can also be triggered by a bacterial or viral infection.
text: It is caused by a bacterial or viral infection and is less common than non-infectious conjunctivitis.
text: Infectious conjunctivitis is caused by a bacterial or viral infection.
text: Doctors may treat neonatal conjunctivitis caused by a bacterial infection with antibiotics.