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Pink eye, which is also known as conjunctivitis<\/a>, is a condition where the transparent membrane that covers the eyeball and the inside of the eyelid becomes inflamed. This membrane, also known as the conjunctiva, has small vessels that can become irritated and swollen, making them inflamed, usually turning the whites of the eyes reddish or pink in color, hence the name.<\/p>\n

While pink eye is normally caused by a viral infection, which means it\u2019s caused by a virus, there are times when it can be considered bacterial, which means it\u2019s caused by bacteria, while for other times, it is due to an allergic reaction. In addition, while pink eye is not usually serious, it is highly contagious. This is why getting an early diagnosis can help prevent spreading it to others.<\/p>\n

Moreover, pink eye doesn\u2019t normally affect your vision, and when treated properly it usually goes away within a few days. However, there are also times when you will need to seek professional medical help if it doesn\u2019t clear up or if it gets worse.<\/p>\n

Here are 20 at home remedies to help treat pink eye.<\/strong><\/p>\n

1.\u00a0Cold Compress<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The most popular and probably easiest treatment that can be done at home to treat pink eye is using a cold compress. This not only helps relieve any itching and swelling, but it may also promote the reduction of inflammation as well. However, a cold compress or cold pack will not get rid of the bacteria or virus that may be causing the condition in the first place, but only work to soothe the irritation. Simply take a clean cloth and soak it in some ice water. Once it\u2019s reached an icy feel, wring out any excess water and place it directly over the affected eye for at least 5 to 10 minutes. You can do this 3 to 4 times a day, making sure to change the cloth every time as the infection can spread to the used cloth and become worse.<\/p>\n

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2. <\/strong>Warm Washcloth<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Much like a cold compress, a warm washcloth will also help bring relief when it comes to pink eye. That\u2019s because some cases of conjunctivitis also involves sticky and sometimes thick discharge that may even cause your eyelids and lashes to fuse together, more so when you first wake up in the morning. The warm washcloth helps to melt and loosen up the discharge, allowing your eyes to open easily while keeping more sticky mucus<\/a>from forming or becoming thick and unmanageable. Simply take a clean cloth and immerse in warm water. Once fully soaked, wring out excess water and place on the affected eye, or both if both eyes are affected, and leave it there for 5 to 10 minutes, repeating this at least 3 to 4 times a day or more if needed. Just remember to use a fresh washcloth every time as a used one may cause the infection to spread to the other eye if only one is infected.
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3. Black Tea Bag<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Black tea<\/a> has many health benefits, including being rich in antioxidants, helping reduce blood pressure and lower bad cholesterol, while also helping improve gut health. But when it comes to pink eye, the actual steeped tea bag can help combat either viral and bacterial infections, both of which are common culprits when it comes to conjunctivitis. Take your favored black tea, steep one bag in a cup of boiling water, and once done, remove the bag and allow it cool. Once it\u2019s no longer steaming hot, place the tea bag directly on the infected eye for anywhere between 10 to 15 minutes around 3 to 4 times a day, always using a new tea bag, to help alleviate the symptoms that normally accompany pink eye. If you don\u2019t have black tea, you can also use chamomile or green tea bags too.<\/p>\n

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4. <\/strong>Apple Cider Vinegar<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Apple cider vinegar<\/a> is more commonly used to fight off bacteria and help prevent heartburn. It\u2019s a well-known antioxidant that also contains loads of antimicrobial properties that help fight off bacteria. When used to treat conjunctivitis, because it\u2019s vinegar, you have to prepare it properly so that it won\u2019t cause more harm than it will good. Simply take two teaspoons of your preferred apple cider vinegar and mix it with a cup of filtered water. Then take a cotton ball and dip it in the mixture, taking precaution when wiping it over the closed eye that has the infection. If both eyes are infected, make sure you use two different cotton balls. You can do this at least 2 to 3 times a day until you begin to see some visible differences with the eye infection.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

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5. <\/strong>Breast Milk<\/strong><\/p>\n

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When you think of treatments for infections, breast milk<\/a> is probably one of the last things that come to mind, but it\u2019s actually one of the most incredible, natural and organic types of treatments for a number of different health issues, such as pink eye. Breast milk is very rich in healing properties and antibodies, and it has the ability to treat minor illnesses, which is why it provides babies with complete nutrition. When it comes to conjunctivitis, you just need to take fresh breast milk and put one or two drops into the infected eye. This can be repeated a few times a day until there is a noticeable change in the infected eye.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

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6. <\/strong>Coconut Oil<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Coconut oil<\/a> has been used for hundreds of years for fat burning, as an increased energy source, to help reduce hunger, and promote heart health, while it also contains loads of antimicrobial effects and boosting skin and hair health. When it comes to pink eye, coconut oil can help relieve eye dryness while reducing inflammation to lessen the bothersome effects of irritation that comes with conjunctivitis. Because there are many forms of coconut oil, the best to use for pink eye treatment is unrefined or cold pressed virgin coconut oil in liquid form. Take a cotton ball or pad and put a few drops of oil on it and rub it around the eye area and over the closed eyelid of the affected eye and leave for a few minutes before washing it off with warm water and mild soap. You may even place one or two drops into the eye at bedtime to help soothe the irritation. Of course, if there is any adverse reactions, stop treatment immediately and see a doctor right away.<\/p>\n

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7. <\/strong>Calendula<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Calendula<\/a> is a flower that has been used as either a tincture, ointment or a wash for its healing properties for burns, cuts, bruises and infections. Aside from helping heal wounds quicker, it may also help increase blood flow and oxygen to the affected areas as well. Moreover, it may help with skin inflammation and dermatitis due to its antiviral and antibacterial properties. As for conjunctivitis, calendula can help soothe the discomfort and irritation to the eye. You can use two teaspoons of dried calendula flowers steeped in one cup of hot water. Once the leaves are strained out using a coffee filter or cheesecloth, you can use the strained out water to wash the eyes around 5 to 6 times a day, making sure to wash the area afterwards. You can also dip a cloth in the mixture and use it as you would a warm compress.<\/p>\n

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8. <\/strong>Honey<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Honey<\/a> is known to carry antibacterial, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties that work to treat a number of health issues. When it comes to conjunctivitis, honey can help with the inflammation issues that come with this type of ailment. Place one-fourth teaspoon of raw, organic honey, one-fourth cup fresh water, and a pinch of salt in a pot and boil all together while mixing. Once it\u2019s done, wait for it to cool down completely then take a clean dropper and place 1 to 2 drops of the liquid into the affected eye a few times a day. Like with any of the home remedies on this list, if there is any pain, stinging, or if the pink eye seems to get worse, stop the treatment immediately and go see an eye doctor.<\/p>\n

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9. <\/strong>Castor Oil<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Castor oil<\/a> is yet another type of oil that contains anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and moisturizing elements, often used in treating digestive issues and other skin conditions. It is also an anti-inflammatory that contains some fungus fighting elements as well. With pink eye, castor oil may help lessen the pain that comes from the conditions, as well as reduce irritation, swelling and prevent the eyes from drying out or becoming scaly due to endless washing and wiping. Using a small eye dropper, you can take a bit of castor oil and put one drop inside the eye with conjunctivitis around 3 times a day until you see a visible improvement. Of course, if any irritation begins, stop treatment immediately and seek proper medical help.<\/p>\n

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10.\u00a0<\/strong>Lemon Water<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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It may sound strange to suggest using lemon juice as a treatment for pink eye, considering that it is quite acidic, but this has shown to be quite an effective method when it comes to making it better. Again, lemon water<\/a> contains anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, boosting healing of the said issue. Slice up some lemons and place in water, and mix together. Once thoroughly mixed, take a clean cloth and dip it into the lemon water, wringing out any unwanted wetness. Place the cloth over the affected for around 5 to 10 minutes, but keep the eye closed so it doesn\u2019t enter the eye and make it sting more. Be sure to wash the affected area with some mild soap and water afterwards as well, doing this process over a few times a day for better effectivity.<\/p>\n

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11. <\/strong>Turmeric Powder<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Turmeric<\/a> powder has long been touted as a medicinal treatment due to its bioactive compounds, natural anti-inflammatory properties, brain function improvement capabilities, and for lowering heart disease and many others. And since it\u2019s a natural antibiotic, it can help relieve pink eye as well. Take half a cup of warm water and add in one teaspoon of turmeric powder with a pinch of table salt. When it\u2019s all mixed, dip a clean cloth into the mixture, placing it over the affected eye for as long as 20 to 30 minutes, keeping the eye closed the entire time. Do this twice a day, always using a clean cloth, until you see a noticeable improvement. Be sure to watch out for any ill side effects and stop if symptoms worsen.<\/p>\n

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12. <\/strong>Goldenseal<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Goldenseal<\/a> is yet another natural home remedy that is used to help treat stomach pain, colds, diarrhea, and other health issues, such as conjunctivitis. Due to its rich antimicrobial, astringent, and anti-inflammatory agents, goldenseal works to fight unwanted infections and kill harmful bacteria, such as those that cause pink eye in the first place. Get 2 teaspoons of goldenseal, boil in a cup of water, then once boiling has gone on for a few minutes, remove from fire and allow it to cool down completely. When the mixture is no longer hot, use a medicine dropper to take some and place a drop in the affected eye a few times a day. If there is any pain or swelling, stop the treatment and head to the nearest eye doctor.<\/p>\n

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13. <\/strong>Jasmine Flowers<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Another at home remedy that can be used to treat pink eye is jasmine flowers<\/a>. They are also more commonly used as either an anti-depressant, a way to increase breast milk, or even as an aphrodisiac. However, because of its antiseptic properties, jasmine flowers may also help when it comes to treating conjunctivitis. Find some fresh jasmine flowers and soak them overnight in some distilled water. In the morning, strain them and press them as tightly as possible. During the squeezing, a liquid will come out, which is what can be used as an eye drop treatment to put directly into the infected eye. Do this a few times a day for the best results, but again, stop if there are any adverse side-effects.<\/p>\n

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14. <\/strong>Aloe Vera<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Aloe vera<\/a> can be used to treat a variety of health issues, but it is mostly known for healing burns and canker sores. It can also be used to reduce constipation, promote weight loss, and help with acne. But because of its antibacterial and antioxidant properties, it can reduce the adverse effects of pink eye as well, allowing it to heal faster than usual. Find a fresh aloe vera plant and cut off one of the stems. Scrape out the gel and take the chunks, placing them in a cup of water. Boil it together until it becomes slightly pale green in color. Once the mixture has completely cooled, use a dropper to put a little bit of the mixture inside of the eyes directly around 3 to 4 times a day until you see an improvement. Again, if there is any pain or stinging, or if the eyes seem to get even more irritated, stop the treatment and head to the doctor\u2019s office as soon as possible.<\/p>\n

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15. Neem Leaves<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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This may sound new to you, but neem leaves<\/a> have long been used to in traditional Asian medicine. They are chockful of antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, used to treat infections, pain, and fever. Although neem leaves can be found in their pure foam, they are usually sold in powder form. You can use either the leaves or powder and boil in water for around 10 minutes. Once the water has cooled, strain it and use the strained water to rinse the affected eye area, being sure to wash it afterwards using mild soap and water. If you prefer using a compress, the strained water may also be used by dipping a clean cloth into it, and wringing out the excess liquid, placing the compress on the infected eye for around 10 minutes a few times a day.<\/p>\n

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16. <\/strong>Baking Soda<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Baking soda<\/a> has many wonderful uses, not just as a baking agent. Some use it in the household as a mouthwash, to make their teeth whiter, as a deodorant, air freshener, kitchen cleaner, and tons more. When it comes to health benefits, it can be used to treat heartburn, soothe canker sores, relieve sunburn and alleviate itching and redness, which are symptoms that are associated with pink eye. Take one teaspoon of baking soda and add it into one cup of water and dissolve it completely. Use this as you would a wash a few times a day, making sure to watch out for any type of irritation that may arise.<\/p>\n

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16. <\/strong>Milk<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Milk<\/a> has gotten a lot of slack over the past few years for causing allergies, but it is a nutrient-dense food that contains many vitamins, fats, proteins, and more. Aside from keeping the bones healthy and strong, it helps keep the immune system strong as well, which works to fight against bacteria, viruses and infections. As for conjunctivitis, milk can help deal with redness and inflammation, as well as cool the area and lessen the swelling of the infected eye. Take a clean cloth and dip into some milk and place it over the infected eye, leaving it there for around 15 to 20 minutes. Of course, stop using this at home treatment if there is any ill side effects that occur.<\/p>\n

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17. <\/strong>Fennel Seeds<\/strong><\/p>\n

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One more at home remedy that can be used to treat pink eye is fennel seeds<\/a>. This natural ingredient benefits heart health, fights against cancer, and even works to increase breast milk production. As for conjunctivitis, fennel seeds can help lessen the pain and itching that usually comes with this condition. Place two full teaspoons of crushed fennel seeds in a pot and boil in around one-half liter of water. When the mixture has cooled, strain the seeds out of the water and take a few drops of the water mixture in a medicine dropper and place them directly into the eyes. Again, if there are bad side effects, stop the treatment and go see a doctor.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

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18. <\/strong>Garlic<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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A single clove of garlic<\/a> may be small, but every single one packs a powerful punch. This vegetable has proven to boost the immune system, improve heart health, contain loads of vitamin C, B6, manganese, fiber and much more. And because it contains tons of antioxidants, as well as antiviral, anti-fungal and antibacterial properties, it is often used to treat the common cold too. To help with pink eye, you can take a clove of garlic and crush it as much as possible. From the juice that\u2019s released, attempt to collect it and put it on the eyelid of the infected eye, keeping the eyelid closed. Because garlic can be incredibly strong in odor and spice when raw, you need to be careful when using it. If it\u2019s too difficult to use, or if there is too much heat or pain that goes along with using it, refrain from this type of home treatment and try something else instead.<\/p>\n

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19. <\/strong>Coriander<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Coriander<\/a> isn\u2019t everyone\u2019s favorite, and that\u2019s mostly because of its strong smell and taste. But when it comes to someone\u2019s health, it helps reduce high cholesterol, improve mouth ulcers, skin inflammation, and even helps treat indigestion and diarrhea. As for pink eye, you can take 4 to 6 seeds and soak them overnight in a bowl of water. In the morning, strain the seeds and use the water as an eyewash to help lessen the redness, swelling and irritation of the infected eye. There are times when this can cause painful stinging or burning. If this becomes worrisome or bothersome, then stop treatment and try a different at home remedy. Or better yet, go see an eye doctor.<\/p>\n

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20. <\/strong>Probiotics<\/strong><\/p>\n

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People naturally have a community of microorganisms within the gut, and keeping them healthy is important to overall health. Probiotics<\/a> are one way to increase the good bacteria in the body that keeps the body\u2019s immune system strong, allowing it to fight off viruses and unwanted disease and bacteria. When it comes to conjunctivitis, you can use probiotic drops to ease the issues that come with this condition such as redness, dryness, irritation and swelling. Some natural probiotics include breast milk and yogurt, while others come in liquid form, which can be bought online or in stores. When using the liquid ones, place one or two drops in the eye around 3 times a day until you see positive visible changes in the pink eye. Again, if you have any doubts or questions, be sure to speak to a doctor about any concerns you may have.<\/p>\n

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21. <\/strong>When To See a Doctor<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Although this list provides a number of easy at home remedies that can help treat pink eye, seeing an actual doctor and getting proper medical advice is always best when it comes to any kind of medical condition. If you are the type of person that prefers to use natural treatments, you may still talk to your doctor about which natural remedy would be best for you to use in your particular circumstance. Moreover, when using any of these at home remedies, always watch out for worsening of symptoms or bad side effects. If you notice any, be sure to head to the doctor immediately for a proper diagnosis so you can start the right treatment right away.<\/p>\n

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