Have you ever been infected by the Pink Eye virus? Do you need some advice towards preventing or treating it? According to Virus Infects A Cell Video, all diseases develop by a virus attacking a single white blood cell, multiplying inside that cell, and then escaping to attack other white blood cells. When the white blood cells are attacked, the host of the cells is infected. This works for Conjunctivitis by one rubbing their eye after touching an object or a person who has the Conjunctivitis disease. The white blood cells in their eyes can either fight off the virus (in result to not having Pink Eye) or the virus will enter the eye and infect the white blood cells (In result in getting Pink Eye). The conjunctiva (the thin and transparent outer layer of the eyeball) becomes inflamed when the white blood cells inside its eye are infected, resulting in Conjunctivitis. How do you know that you have Pink Eye/Conjunctivitis? According to Center For Disease Control, WebMD, and MayoClinic, the symptoms of Conjunctivitis are:
How can you prevent Pink Eye/Conjunctivitis? According to the Center for Disease Control and All About Vision, do the following to prevent Conjunctivitis:
This pictures shows that cleaning surfaces can get rid of viruses that the surface contains. This picture shows that washing your hands can get rid of the viruses on your hands. How can you prevent the virus from coming back? According to WebMD, doing the following tasks will prevent Conjunctivitis from coming back:
This picture shows that one should not use eyeshadow and mascara while infected. How can you treat Conjunctivitis? According to Center for Disease Control, do the following to treat Conjunctivitis: |