PINK EYE

• Redness to the eye(s)
• Itchy eyes
• Excessive tears
• Mattered eyes (discharge of a yellow or clear fluid which may cause the eyelids and eyelashes to stick together, particularly during sleep and noticed in the morning upon waking)
• Recent/current upper respiratory infection

STYES

• Swollen eye lid(s)
• Sudden onset of local tenderness
• Redness of the eye lid(s)
• Pain of the eye lids(s)
• Vision slightly blurred
• External: visible nodule(s) present below the margin of the eye lid
• Internal: may be no visible nodule present

PINK EYE

Patient will be referred to primary care provider if:

• History of chronic eye problems
• History of trauma to the eye
• Complains of moderate to severe eye pain with increased pain when exposed to light
• History of chronic eye problems or if you are on chronic eye drop medication therapy.
• Have an immunocompromised condition

STYES

Patient will be referred to primary care provider if:

• Presence of large lesion requiring drainage
• Patients who are immunocompromised