What causes dark spots in children's eyes?

If dark spots appear in your baby's eyes, it may be caused by pigmentation. It is best for parents to take their baby to the hospital for relevant examinations to find out the cause. If it is pigmentation, parents don't need to worry too much. Generally, no special treatment is required. If it is caused by a disease, it must be treated in time. Let your baby pay more attention to rest and try to watch less TV to avoid visual fatigue and affect eye recovery.

Symptoms of a baby feeling a foreign body in the eye

Under normal circumstances, people blink 15-20 times per minute. Normal blinking has a protective effect on the surface of the eyeball, and blinking is a normal physiological action. But if you blink too frequently, it may be a medical condition. Children in particular do not know how to express any discomfort in their eyes and can only rub their eyes or cry, which will only make the situation worse. Therefore, parents should pay attention to their children's daily performance. If they find that their baby blinks frequently, they should consider whether they have the following problems and then treat them accordingly.

Some parents find that their baby's eyes are always tearful. If you observe carefully, you will find that the baby's eyelashes grow inward near the inner corner of the lower eyelid. Due to the stimulation of these small eyelashes, the baby's eyes will often be tearful. This condition is called congenital entropion. When a baby has inverted eyelashes, since the eyelashes are very soft, they generally will not damage the cornea, so no treatment is needed. As the baby grows older, the eyelashes will improve on their own. However, if the irritation symptoms are severe, the baby will not only shed tears easily, but also blink frequently and rub his eyes with his hands, then treatment should be given.

How to deal with itching in children's eyes?

1. First of all, you need to see what the foreign object is that flew into the child's eyes. Generally speaking, things like sand and small insects can be gently removed with a clean cotton swab. Alternatively, parents can blow gently on their children's eyes to remove dirt.

2. Please note that if the foreign body that enters the eye is serious and has reached the conjunctiva of the eyelid, you should go to the hospital for a check-up to see if treatment is needed. Some children who have severe inflammation and itching symptoms may need symptomatic treatment to eliminate the inflammation in order to relieve the itching symptoms.

3. Some foreign objects have been embedded in the corneal tissue. At this time, you must not touch the child's eyes casually. You must go to the hospital for treatment first. At this time, the child will feel itchy and painful. Try to calm the child's emotions first and do not let the child scratch directly with his hands.

Note: Many children experience this phenomenon, sometimes because of excessive play. Therefore, parents and friends should supervise their children's daily behavior when they are playing. To avoid bacterial infections of the eyes, you must develop good living habits and hygiene habits.