parents supplied picture, asked about 13months old. Pinkeye | Figure 1

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parents supplied picture, asked about 13months old. Pinkeye since 2days, looks like a small swelling, same size since yesterday. Doesn't seem to irritate or make eye runny, no history of allergies. What is it and how do you treat it?

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