What to do if your child has a foreign body sensation in his eyes

The child's body is developing and growing. If it is not well maintained, it will be very bad for its health. If the body is harmed by the outside world, the child should be treated and controlled in time to prevent the symptoms of the disease from continuing to develop. Otherwise it will be very detrimental to your health. So what should you do if your child feels like there is something foreign in his eyes? Let us introduce it below.

If you feel a foreign body in your eye, you should handle it promptly:

1. Use antibiotic eye drops or antibiotic eye ointment topically. Conventional drugs for bacteria and trachoma include sulfonamides, rifampicin, chloramphenicol, erythromycin, tobramycin, tetracycline, quinolone, etc., and antiviral drugs include acyclovir, ribavirin, interferon, ganciclovir, herpes net, etc. If the symptoms are severe or accompanied by other pharyngitis, rhinitis, etc., oral antibiotics or intravenous drip should be taken.

2. If there is a lot of eye secretion, ask the doctor to use appropriate flushing agents such as normal saline or 3% boric acid solution to flush the conjunctival sac to remove mucous and purulent secretions.

Preventive Care

Note:

1. Maintain personal hygiene, wash hands and face frequently, and do not wipe eyes with hands or sleeves;

2. Keep towels and face plates separate from those of your family members to prevent infection;

3. Eat a light diet and avoid spicy foods;

4. Get enough rest and avoid eye fatigue;

5. If you smoke, you should quit smoking temporarily or smoke less.

When a child has a foreign body sensation in his eyes, he should be treated and controlled in a timely manner according to the methods introduced above. This will prevent more serious symptoms of the disease from occurring. It is very detrimental to children's health. In addition, we should also take precautionary measures for our children in normal times to prevent such situations from happening to them.