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Conjunctivitis, also known as pinkeye, is a common condition in which the protective membrane that lines the eyelid and covers the outer surface of the eye, known as the conjunctiva, becomes inflamed. It can cause redness, itching, swelling, and, occasionally, a discharge. It is often contagious but usually can be cured easily.
While most forms of conjunctivitis are not serious, some types can become problematic if not treated. NYU Langone ophthalmologists diagnose conjunctivitis and create a treatment plan that helps prevent transmission to others as well as recurrence.
Our doctors recommend medication or simple home treatments to manage conjunctivitis. In rare cases, emergency eye irrigation is required to prevent vision damage.
Ilyse Haberman,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Adam C. Szerencsy,
DO
Internist
Amy K. Lau,
MD
Internist
Jonathan B. Kahn,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Mitchell H. Charap,
MD
Internist
Patrick M. Cocks,
MD
Internist
Anthony J. Grieco,
MD
Internist
Habeeb Ahmad,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Robert C. Cykiert,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Himani Goyal,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Alan J. Jordan,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Douglas R. Lazzaro,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Maria Lopez-Cantor,
NP
Internist
Assumpta A. Madu,
MD, MBA
Ophthalmologist
Anam Qureshi,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Laurence Sperber,
MD
Ophthalmologist
Brieann K. Adair,
OD
Ophthalmologist
David Reves,
OD
Optometrist
Thomas E. Rockland,
MD
Family Medicine
David P. Selzer,
MD
Internist
Richard Shepard,
DO
Internist
Samuel M. Harrosh,
OD
Optometrist
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