Can conjunctivitis patients be infected at a glance

Conjunctivitis

is an inflammatory disease that occurs in conjunctival tissue. It is related to microbial infection, allergy, physical and chemical stimulation, etc. Among them, conjunctivitis caused by virus, bacteria, chlamydia and other pathogens is called infectious conjunctivitis. It is infectious. The main transmission routes are direct or indirect contact transmission, that is, touching the eyes after contacting the patient's eye secretions, or sharing towels and eye cosmetics with the patient. A simple look at the patient is generally not infected. The non-infectious conjunctivitis itself is not infectious, such as allergic conjunctivitis, so it will not be infected at a glance.