Conjunctivitis in medical parlance or apollo in local parlance is inflammation of the conjunctiva, a thin, filmy membrane that covers the white portion of the eyes.

The conjunctiva, which produces mucous to coat and lubricate the surface of the eye, contains fine blood vessels that can be seen on close inspection, as it is very itchy as well.

Apollo is identified as a common eye problem that affects people of all age and has no cure. It has a high risk of exposure to viruses that could cause viral conjunctivitis.

Apollo is a virus that is self-limiting. This means it cannot be cured with local medicine or self-medication, as it is harmful to the eyes.

It is a viral infection enhanced by dryness more common during the dry season and the bacterial infection, which is secondary, is best treated with antibiotics.



It is highly contagious such that if someone in the family has it, it automatically affects the next person.

CAUSES OF IRRITATION OF THE EYE LAYER
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