
|Poll|August 8, 2014
A Pink Eye
A 43-year-old man had left eye irritation for 2 weeks. He denied trauma, headache, eye discharge, fever, cough, or vomiting; he had mild photophobia and slightly blurred vision. Your Dx?
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A 43-year-old man had left eye irritation for 2 weeks. He denied trauma, headache, eye discharge, fever, cough, or vomiting; he had mild photophobia and slightly blurred vision. There was mild bilateral photophobia and consensual photophobia. No swelling, temporal artery tenderness, proptosis, or eye pain with motion.
Your Dx?
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