- Female
- 11 Years
- 22/01/2025
I'm a bit concerned because my 7-year-old daughter recently recovered from an adenovirus infection that included viral conjunctivitis, fever, and loose motion. She's doing better now, but I'm starting to notice a burning sensation and slight pinkness in my eyes. I don't have a fever or other symptoms yet, so I'm just wondering what steps I should take to address this. Any advice?
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Visit Physician for evaluation and appropriate management, because you might have got infected with it.
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