Conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the white part of the eye, and it can be categorized into bacterial, viral, and fungal conjunctivitis. Generally, conjunctivitis does not produce systemic symptoms. The symptoms related to the eye include redness, swelling, pain, tearing, foreign body sensation, burning, increased discharge, without obvious impact on vision. If conjunctivitis is accompanied by a lymphatic infection, there might be a mild fever. In such cases, active treatment with eye drops and ointments is recommended. Do not apply heat, maintain a light diet, adjust your mental attitude, rest adequately, regularly check up on your condition, and pay attention to any changes in vision.