[Answered]: : Noah, an 11 year-old male, is brought to your…

: Noah, an 11 year-old male, is brought to your urgent care by his mother. He reports a 4-day history of irritation and itching, first in the L eye followed by the R eye one day later. Both eyes have also had a mild yellow watery discharge and mattering of the eyelids making it difficult to open the eyes in the morning. There is minimal eye redness but no foreign body sensation, flashes, floaters, decreased vision or diplopia. Not using any drops. No environmental exposures to the eyes. No history of eye trauma, surgery, amblyopia or strabismus. No history of contact lens use. Upon further assessment Noah reports exposure to the common cold (neighbor friend). No history of environmental allergies, recent cold. What do you think is wrong with this patient?