Well I know many different natural things you can try, none of which will hurt you in your pg state.
But first
- wash yur hands frequently
- do NOT wear make up until it has cleared up and maybe replace your eye make up with new to avoid re-infection
Raw juices of certain vegetables, especially carrots and spinach, have been found valuable in conjunctivitis.
Vitamins A and B2 have proved useful in conjunctivitis. Foods rich in vitamin A are wholemilk, curds, butter, carrots, pumpkin, green leafy vegetables, tomatoes, mangoes, and papaya. Foods rich in vitamin B2 are green leafy vegetables, milk, almonds, citrus fruits, bananas, and tomatoes.
Conjunctivitis treatment using Coriander
A decoction prepared with a handful of dried coriander in 60 ml of water is an excellent eye-wash in conjunctivitis. It is said to relieve burning and reduces pain and swelling. This decoction should, however, be sparingly used by persons suffering from bronchial asthma and chronic bronchitis.
A cold water compress on the eyes provides almost immediate relief. fold a small hand towel, saturate it with cold water, squeeze out excess water and place the towel gently over both the eyes. It should be covered with a piece of warm cloth to retain the temperature. The process should be repeated as soon as the cold water towel cloth becomes warm. Do this for an hour. The eyes should then be covered with a dry towel, and lie back and relax. Helps damaged eye tissues return to normal.
An old traditional remedy for this is to apply a poultice made of raw grated apples.
Put some salt in boiled, cooled water. Dip some cotton balls. Close your eyes and place the salted cotton balls on top of your infected eye. Remain in this position for about 5 minutes.
Cucumber juice or witch hazel are also useful. As is chamomile tea (cold on cotton wool pad)
Application of grated potato with a teaspoon of oil is also said to be effective.
or you could ask your pharmacist if there are any over-th-counter remdies which are safe to use