Medical News Today (Free subscription) | 07/16/2008
NanoViricides, Inc. (OTC BB: NNVC.OB) reported that excellent efficacy of its EKC-Cide™ nanoviricide drug candidate was revealed upon statistical analyses of clinical scores from the first animal study.
The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 07/14/2008
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Medical News Today (Free subscription) | 07/10/2008
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Meda's (STO:MEDAA) registration application for azelastine eye drops in unit dose (Optivar Unit Dose). The substance azelastine is an antihistamine and the eye drop formulation is approved for treatment of allergic conjunctivitis in adults and pediatrics.
ducking for apples (Free subscription) | 07/07/2008
It's been a grim weekend, as you would expect. We are all regrouping; but in the meantime Ma and I have come down with some kind of virulent chest-thing, probably caught in the hospital. And I still have conjunctivitis, generously brought home from nursery by Leo. Also in the meantime, a client has forgotten to pay us; they have sorted themselves out this morning, but it's meant some nail-biting VAT...
Daily Express (Free subscription) | 06/25/2008
After a few weeks of illness - Golden Boy had a bad cold, which spawned a nasty cough, before he ended up with a bout of highly unattractive conjunctivitis - he is finally getting his appetite back.
US News (Free subscription) | 06/23/2008
Touching the eyes. Keep your hands away from your eyes, and wash your hands frequently with soap and warm water. For bacterial conjunctivitis, touching your eye could make it easier to pass the to other people, or to move them from one eye to the other. In the case of allergic conjunctivitis, rubbing the eye will nudge your cells to release more histamine, making the itching worse. Also, your hands...
US News (Free subscription) | 06/23/2008
Social Web E-mail E-mail ItTo Address: Your Name: Your Address: | | Treating ConjunctivitisPosted June 23, 2008 | | | | Treatment | In most cases, conjunctivitis is relatively easy to treat, if you contact your doctor early. You may miss a few days of school or work, but serious complications are rare.The treatment for conjunctivitis depends on the cause. The inflammation may be caused by , a virus,...
US News (Free subscription) | 06/23/2008
When you have something that might be conjunctivitis, the doctor will examine your eyes and may take a sample of fluid from the eyelid with a cotton swab. Laboratory tests can identify and viruses that cause conjunctivitis, although this is usually not necessary. Tell your doctor how long you have had the symptoms, what the symptoms are, and about any discharge from your eye. Let your doctor know if...
US News (Free subscription) | 06/23/2008
The symptoms of conjunctivitis include , redness, excessive tears, a gritty feeling in the eyes, blurry vision, increased , and a green or white discharge around the corners of the eyes. Often the eyes stick together when you wake up.
US News (Free subscription) | 06/23/2008
Infectious conjunctivitis is highly contagious. Someone with infectious conjunctivitis is usually contagious for seven to 14 days after symptoms first appear. During this period, those with conjunctivitis and the people around them should wash their hands frequently and keep their fingers away from their eyes. The patient's clothes and bedding should also be washed frequently.
US News (Free subscription) | 06/23/2008
Conjunctivitis, or , occurs when the mucus membrane covering the outer surface of the eyeball gets inflamed. Usually, a viral or bacterial infection is the cause, but , , environmental irritants, and defective tear ducts can also trigger the problem. People with pink eye wake up to find their eyes irritated and crusted shut with a sticky discharge. Though pink eye can be uncomfortable and can be highly...
Prophecy Fellowship Forums (Free subscription) | 06/22/2008
My son woke up this morning with his left eye the reddest I've ever seen it. :wha He, like my dh, has bad allergies, but this seems a bit unusual (to me, anyway). He stays on top of his prescription meds, so this has me wondering if he didn't happen to pick up conjunctivitis somewhere. I had...
The Dog's Blog (Free subscription) | 06/18/2008
Enough is enough. I have endured too long a separation from my blog. Do not seek to blame me, however, dear reader. The blog and I were forced to part when I contracted a severe case of conjunctivitis. I was very poorly, with sore eyes and a fever and my partner and Maisie have been most diligent in bathing my eyes and putting in drops thrice daily. The only light note in this melancholy tune was the...
Jo Beaufoix (Free subscription) | 06/17/2008
Miss M is off school today. She has conjunctivitis so is a little sore and battered about the eyes but otherwise fine. Just before lunch she tramps into the kitchen wearing Miss E’s flippers, tugs on my arm and clears her throat. Miss M: “Mummy, where shall my go to get to [...]
Hulver's site (Free subscription) | 06/16/2008
etc. On Saturday, my eye doctor diagnosed me with bacterial conjunctivitis and sent me on my way with a prescription for an antibiotic eyedrop. Well, he actually had the receptionist call it in, but that's beside the point. The doctor assured me that I should feel a lot better by Sunday.
