In our clinic in the heart of Frankfurt, you will receive comprehensive consultation and targeted treatment for conjunctivitis.
With state-of-the-art diagnostic procedures and personalized care, we provide fast and effective
relief – for healthy and relaxed eyes.
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Expert Care For Your Eyes
One Of The Most Common Eye Problems
Conjunctivitis, also known as pink eye, is
an
inflammation of the conjunctiva, the
membrane covering the inner eyelid and
the front part
of the eyeball. It presents
with redness, itching, and watery eyes
and can have
various causes, including
infections, allergies, or irritations.
Typical Signs
Conjunctivitis can cause eye
discomfort and affect vision
quality. It
manifests with various
symptoms that often occur
simultaneously
and may vary in
severity depending on the cause.
Below is an overview of the most
common signs of conjunctivitis.
Redness of the Eye:
Conjunctivitis often
leads to
noticeable redness of the eye, as
the blood vessels in the
conjunctiva become
enlarged and
more visible.
Itching and Burning: Many
patients
experience intense
itching and a burning sensation,
leading to frequent eye rubbing,
which can worsen irritation and
slow healing.
Tearing and Mucus Formation:
The eyes may
produce excessive
tears and mucus, causing the
eyelids—especially in the
morning—to feel
sticky or
covered with a thin film.
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Ms. Pavlovic served for many years as a
senior consultant at
Frankfurt University
Hospital and is a specialist in a wide
range of
ophthalmological conditions.
Her
key areas of focus include:
Dr. Grunwald, with her years of
experience, offers a
comprehensive
range of ophthalmological services,
focusing on the following specialties:
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outstanding patient satisfaction. This award is
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Located in the verifyMED Specialist
Center
Junghofstraße 16,
60311 Frankfurt
069-509586770
Phone Availability:
Mon - Fr: 8:00AM - 6:00PM
We are just a 3-minute walk from the Louis Vuitton Boutique at
Goetheplatz. Please ring the verifyMED doorbell upon arrival.
The Hauptwache and Taunusanlage stations are within walking
distance,
serving most S-Bahn and U-Bahn lines.
You can park for free in the Junghofstraße parking garage,
located
directly beneath our clinic at Junghofstraße 16.
Conjunctivitis typically clears up within a week if properly treated. Viral infections may take
longer, while allergic reactions often subside more quickly once the allergen is removed.
Yes, both viral and bacterial conjunctivitis are contagious and can spread through direct contact
or airborne droplets. Practicing good hygiene and avoiding touching the eyes can help reduce the
risk of transmission.
You should avoid wearing contact lenses while experiencing conjunctivitis, as this can worsen
irritation. Additionally, bacteria or viruses can adhere to the lenses, prolonging or aggravating
the infection.
Cool compresses and rinsing the eyes with sterile water or saline solution can provide relief.
However, avoid using home remedies like tea bags or non-sterile solutions, as they can increase
the risk of infection. A medical consultation is always recommended.
If symptoms persist for more than two to three days or worsen, a doctor’s visit is advisable.
Severe pain, intense redness, or vision problems require immediate medical attention.
Yes, mild viral conjunctivitis can often resolve without treatment, but it may take longer.
Seeing a doctor can help determine the cause and provide faster, more effective treatment if
needed.
Avoiding known allergens and using anti-allergy eye drops can help prevent allergic
conjunctivitis. If you are aware of your allergy season, starting preventive treatments early can
be beneficial.
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