Baby's eyes are red

Red eyes in babies may be a symptom of eye disease. This may be because the baby spends too much time looking at mobile phones or reading books, causing damage to the cornea. It may also be because the baby has a sore throat, which can easily lead to red eyes. Parents need to observe their children's eyes in time and pay more attention to the cleanliness of their children's eyes to maintain hygiene.

Why are baby's eyes red?

1. Overuse of eyes

If your baby uses his eyes frequently, especially when reading or watching TV for a long time, he will easily suffer from poor sleep, and red bloodshot eyes are a common problem. Therefore, if the eyes are overused, it is important to control the time children use their eyes, be careful not to read or watch TV too close, go for walks outdoors more often, and protect their eyes.

2. Something got into the child's eye

If your baby's eyes are red, could it be because dirt has gotten into his eyes? If he squints accidentally, you can use eye drops to help remove the dirt from his eyes. Observe your child's eyes. If there is no improvement after cleaning, you need to go to the hospital in time and let the doctor help solve the problem.

Note:

1. If your baby’s eyes are red, you should pay attention to drinking more water. It may be related to getting a sore throat. It is better to eat some light food.

2. You can massage your child's eye area more often, which can relieve red bloodshot eyes and moisturize the eyes. Let your child rest more and sleep more to relieve eye discomfort.

If the baby's eyes are often exposed to unclean substances, it will cause inflammation symptoms, so everyone must pay attention to protecting the environmental hygiene around the baby. If symptoms of redness and swelling of the eyes appear, you must understand the various inducing factors. Most babies' red eyes are caused by eye inflammation and are often accompanied by symptoms such as blurred vision, increased secretions or delayed ejaculation.

Conjunctivitis in the baby's eyes, also known as pink eye, can cause redness, swelling and itching of the eyes. If it is discovered in time and appropriate medication is used, the symptoms can be alleviated after a few days of treatment and there will be no impact. If you experience any discomfort in your eyes, you should seek timely treatment. If you do not, or even rub your eyes with your hands, it will more easily cause redness and swelling of the eyes. If inverted eyelashes occur, they should be discovered early.