Yellow eye discharge in babies could be a sign of conjunctivitis, which is typically treated with antibiotic ointments or eye drops. In severe cases, oral or injectable antibiotics may be required. Complete recovery may take up to six weeks.
Excessive eye discharge in babies may be caused by heat or infection. It is recommended to drink more water, cool down the body, or consult a doctor.
If a child’s eye has a white spot in the middle, it is initially diagnosed as keratitis. After using levofloxacin eye drops, the white spot has shrunk, but there is still concern about the condition and whether to switch eye drops. Is this a typical symptom of keratitis?
The small granules appearing in a baby’s eye may be a chalazion, an acute purulent infection of the sebaceous and meibomian glands.
Inquiry about the impact of light exposure on a baby’s eyes after being hit by a phone
Eye rubbing before bedtime in children may be caused by eye diseases or heat, and medication and dietary adjustments should be guided by a doctor.
Inquire about the normalcy and treatment of a baby still having tears and discharge after lacrimal duct clearance.
The physical features of a newborn baby can change as they rapidly grow, including the appearance or change of double eyelids.
At 55 days old, a baby developed semi-transparent bumps inside the eyelids, which may be related to spleen deficiency and excessive liver fire.
The baby has a lot of yellow, sticky eye discharge and red blood vessels in the eyes, accompanied by diarrhea for about four days. Parents are asking about the cause and treatment methods.
