This document discusses different types of conjunctivitis including infective, allergic, and cicatricial conjunctivitis. It provides examples of specific types of conjunctivitis such as bacterial, viral, chlamydial, vernal keratoconjunctivitis, and trachomatous inflammation follicular. The document also discusses symptoms of conjunctivitis including discomfort, foreign body sensation, grittiness, and mild photophobia. It notes that trachoma can be described in two phases - the active phase and cicatricial phase. Improvement of personal hygiene, chlorination of swimming pools, and examination/treatment of sexual partners are recommended to decrease the spread of disease.

1. PRESENTED BY
JINAL CHAUHAN
2ND YEAR 3RD SEM..
FROM: B.M.C.O.
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3. Infective
conjunctivitis
Allergic
conjunctivitis
Cicatricial
conjunctivitis
Toxic
conjunctivitis
1.Bacterial
conjunctivitis
1.Simple allergic
conjunctivitis
2.Chlamydial
conjunctivitis
2.Vernal
keratoconjunctiv
itis (VKC)
3.Viral
conjunctivitis
3.Atopic
keratoconjunctiv
itis
4.Ophthalmia
neonatorum
4.Giant papillary
conjunctivitis
(GPC)
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Granulomatous
conjunctivitis
5.Phlyctenular
conjunctivitis
(PKC)
6.Contact
dermoconjunctiv
itis
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Trachomatous inflammation
follicular (TF)

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( Foreign body )
( discomfort ,foreign body , grittiness , mild photophobia ,
mucopurulent discharge from the eye )

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19.  Trachoma can be described into two phases..
1. Phase of active trachoma
2. phase of cicatricial trachoma
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(enzyme-linked immunosorbent
assay)

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37. Improvement in personal hygiene.
Regular chlorination of swimming pool water will
definitely decrease the spread of disease
Patient`s sexual partner should be examined and
treated.
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