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A sudden red, watery, or sore eye should be seen, not self-treated. At our Woodhaven office, Dr. Tatyana Katz, OD diagnoses and treats conjunctivitis (pink eye) and keratitis (corneal inflammation or infection), usually with a prompt sick visit — and with clear instructions our Spanish-speaking patients can follow with confidence.
They can look similar but call for very different care, and an untreated corneal infection can threaten sight. Dr. Katz tells them apart precisely so your eye heals quickly and safely.
Yes, especially with pain, light sensitivity, or blurred vision — those can mean keratitis, which needs different treatment than simple conjunctivitis.
Please do, promptly. Contact-lens keratitis can worsen fast. Remove the lens and call our Queens office for a same-week evaluation.
Yes. We explain your diagnosis and care clearly to Spanish-speaking patients, and the website can be viewed in Spanish.