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Rudranew Thuseabout 4 years ago
Which clinical history findings are characteristic of acute enteroviral hemorrhagic conjunctivitis?
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Clinical History Findings of Acute Enteroviral Hemorrhagic Conjunctivitis • Sudden onset • Burning of eyes • Pain in eyes • Swelling of eyelids • Foreign-body sensation in eye • Photophobia • Water or pus discharge • Fever • Malaise • Headache The infection occurs in one eye and gradually spreads to the second eye.
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