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I THINK MY 2YR OLD HAS PINK EYE, I THINK SHE MAY HAVE GOT THIS FROM A DOG HER GRANDMOTHER BROUGHT INTO THE HOME, THE DOG MIGHT HAVE LICKED CHILDS FACE AND OR EYE AREA. ANYBODY KNOW IF THIS CAN BE A CAUSE AND ANY IDEAS ON WHAT TO DO AS A CURE, I AM A POOR FATHER BUT WILL SELL EVERYTHING TO FIX MY BABY...

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2 Replies |Report This| Share this:PINK EYEI THINK MY 2YR OLD HAS PINK EYE, I THINK SHE MAY HAVE GOT THIS FROM A DOG HER GRANDMOTHER BROUGHT INTO THE HOME, THE DOG MIGHT HAVE LICKED CHILDS FACE AND OR EYE AREA. ANYBODY KNOW IF THIS CAN BE A CAUSE AND ANY IDEAS ON WHAT TO DO AS A CURE, I AM A POOR FATHER BUT WILL SELL EVERYTHING TO FIX MY BABY...

MIOB responded:

I've never heard of a dog passing pick eye, but it's easily treated with a prescription. Either eye drops or a clear cream that you smear on the lid.

Report This| Share this:PINK EYEI've never heard of a dog passing pick eye, but it's easily treated with a prescription. Either eye drops or a clear cream that you smear on the lid.

neeru_pdx responded:

Generic antibiotic drops (not expensive) can be prescribed by your optometrist or pediatrician. Go see them asap. It is easy to treat, but should be done asap.

Report This| Share this:PINK EYEGeneric antibiotic drops (not expensive) can be prescribed by your optometrist or pediatrician. Go see them asap. It is easy to treat, but should be done asap.

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