What should I do if my baby's white eyeballs have red bloodshot?

The eyes are not only the window to the baby's soul but also a mirror for us as parents. It can not only help us see the child's every move and understand the baby better. However, bloodshot in the white of the baby's eyes is one of the common eye diseases. So it is good to seek medical attention in time and do not give the child random medication. If conditions permit, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up and listen to the doctor's advice. Let us learn some little knowledge about bloodshot in the white of the baby's eyes.

Method: 1. It is a common disease in ophthalmology. Since most of the conjunctiva is in direct contact with the outside world, it is easily infected by the surrounding environment, but most of them are viral. For acute viral conjunctivitis, you can use cortisone eye drops and ribavirin eye drops alternately to alleviate the condition. Bacterial conjunctivitis requires antibiotic lotion or ointment.

2. When taking care of your baby, you must pay attention to personal hygiene. The baby's towels, washbasins and other toiletries must be separated from those of adults and prepared separately for the baby. Even if you are in a hurry, you cannot use an adult's towel to wipe the baby's face, especially for babies of low age.

3. Severe bacterial infection requires oral antibiotics or antibiotic injections, which usually take 6 weeks to fully recover. For patients with conjunctivitis, do not let the mouth of the eye drops bottle touch the diseased eye and secretions to avoid cross infection. Severe cases can be treated in the hospital.

Suggestions: 1. Do not let your baby eat spicy food. Let him eat more fruits and soup. You can take amoxicillin.

2. Go to the hospital as soon as possible for relevant eye examinations and receive timely symptomatic treatment after diagnosis. Pay attention to scientific use of eyes and eye hygiene. Don't blindly treat eye problems with medication.

When you find red bloodshot in your baby's eyes, it is best to go to the hospital for examination in time. Also, pay attention to keeping the diet as light as possible and avoid eating irritating foods. Secondly, pay attention to arranging the baby's sleep time reasonably and try not to let the baby overuse his eyes. For example, try to let the baby play with mobile phones or computers as little as possible, and apply more eye masks to the baby.