

Conjunctiva is a thin membrane that covers the front portion of the eye and protects it.
Inflammation of this conjunctival layer is called Conjunctivitis.
Infective conjunctivitis
Allergic conjunctivitis
It is mainly caused by bacteria or viruses after contact with an infected person or after a fall of a foreign body or might also be idiopathic.
Redness
Burning sensation
Pricking sensation
Watering
Discharge
Eyelids sticking to each other in the morning
Redness
Itching
Watering
Pricking sensation
Mild discharge
It is mainly caused by bacteria or viruses after contact with an infected person or after a fall of a foreign body or might also be idiopathic
Topical Antibiotics with a lubricant is used to treat the condition.
It is mainly caused by bacteria or viruses after contact with an infected person or after a fall of a foreign body or might also be idiopathic
Any allergen to the eye can cause allergic conjunctivitis.

Tapering doses of corticosteroids with a lubricant acts a treatment for allergic conjunctivitis.
When a small blood vessel breaks below the conjunctival layer, it is called Subconjunctival hemorrhage.
High blood pressure
Trauma
Excessive rubbing
Idiopathic- if cause is unknown
Redness seen in a part of the conjunctival layer.
Usually a lubricant with Vitamin C supplements would suffice.