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Red, itchy or crusty eyes are often pink eye, also called conjunctivitis. It can be viral, bacterial or allergic, and each one is treated differently. See a doctor today at our Haines City or Plant City clinic, or show us your eye on a $59 TeleVisit.
Mild viral pink eye often clears on its own, but thick discharge, pain or symptoms that spread to both eyes are worth a visit. Contact lens wearers with a red, painful eye should be seen the same day.
Prefer not to leave home? This can often be handled on a $59 TeleVisit.
You see a doctor face to face, usually the same day you walk in. Here is what to expect.
Not sure? Read when to use the emergency room from MedlinePlus.
No appointment is necessary at our Haines City and Plant City clinics. If your problem is outside our scope of care, you get an immediate referral.
Walk in at either clinic in Polk or Hillsborough County.
Close to Davenport, Lake Wales, Lake Alfred and Winter Haven.
Close to Dover, Seffner, Lakeland and Brandon.
Send a quick request and our team will call you back. Walk ins are always welcome.
Still unsure? Call (813) 717-SICK and our team will help.
Viral and bacterial pink eye spread easily through hands, towels and pillowcases. Allergic pink eye does not spread. Wash your hands often and avoid touching your eyes.
Viral pink eye often lasts one to two weeks. Bacterial pink eye usually improves within a few days of treatment. Learn more in our article on how long pink eye lasts.
Often, yes. On a $59 TeleVisit the doctor can look at your eye on camera and ask about your symptoms. If you need a closer exam, we will see you at a clinic.
Read more on our health blog: Pink eye causes, symptoms and treatment
