Introduction to treatment methods for baby's eyes tearing up when exposed to wind

Many new parents are not very experienced in feeding their babies, and if they are not careful it may cause abnormalities in the baby's body, so they need to pay attention at all times, and it is also important to pay attention to the hygiene of their baby, otherwise it is likely to cause bacterial infection. Let us learn about the treatment method for baby's tears in the eyes when exposed to wind.

Treatment:

If the baby has been like this since birth, it is usually dacryocystitis. If the symptoms are mild, you only need to put eye drops and massage the inner corner of the eye. If the symptoms are severe, you need to go to the hospital to open the tear duct. If the condition has only occurred recently, you can try to flip down your child's lower eyelid. You may see that the conjunctiva is red and congested, which may be conjunctivitis. You can go to the pharmacy and buy a bottle of anti-inflammatory eye drops specially for children and use it according to the instructions. Pay attention to daily care, wipe off the eye mucus with clean cotton gauze dipped in salt water, and then put in eye drops. Of course, the possibility of getting a sore throat cannot be ruled out. You should often feed your baby boiled water or honeysuckle water. If the baby is breastfeeding, the mother should be careful to avoid spicy and greasy food. There is another situation where the inverted eyelashes stimulate the flow of tears. As the baby grows older, the face becomes longer, and the nasal bone develops, most of the inverted eyelashes can be restored to their normal position. If you are still worried, it is best to go to a regular eye doctor for a checkup.

Trachoma is an infectious conjunctivitis caused by Chlamydia trachomatis, a bacterium that is smaller than bacteria but larger than viruses. According to clinical observations, more than half of trachoma patients develop the disease in childhood. Typical symptoms of trachoma include photophobia, tearing, discharge of eye secretions (eye mucus), and a burning sensation or foreign body-like discomfort in both eyes. Examination by an ophthalmologist may reveal early lesions including infiltration of the palpebral conjunctiva, papillary hyperplasia and follicle formation, as well as corneal pannus. In the late stage, scars may be seen on the conjunctiva, and diagnosis is not difficult. If you find that your child has symptoms of follicular conjunctivitis such as itchy eyes, photophobia, congestion, and tearing, you should consider the possibility of trachoma. Experts believe that children diagnosed with trachoma should be given symptomatic treatment in a timely manner. Otherwise it will affect eyesight and may even cause blindness in severe cases. Because trachoma is a chronic disease, scars will form on the conjunctiva of patients in the late stage, making them prone to entropion and trichiasis, which can cause the eyelashes to touch the eyeball and rub the cornea, causing corneal opacities and traumatic corneal ulcers, leading to blindness. It can be seen that early prevention and treatment of trachoma is of great significance to protecting eyesight. Once a child develops trachoma, he or she should be treated with 0.1% rifampicin, 10-30% sodium sulfacetamide, 0.5% borax chloramphenicol or 0.25% chloramphenicol eye drops under the guidance of an ophthalmologist, 4-6 times a day. At night, chloramphenicol eye ointment can be applied to the eyes. Generally, the child can be cured after 3-6 months of continuous medication. Developing good personal hygiene habits from an early age is one of the effective measures to prevent trachoma. Trachoma is mainly transmitted through contact with eye discharge containing Chlamydia trachomatis. Therefore, children should be taught not to rub their eyes with their hands, and they should be helped to wash their hands frequently. Handkerchiefs should be used exclusively and should not be borrowed from other children. Washbasins, towels and face washing water should also be used separately to prevent the infection and spread of trachoma.

The above article introduces in detail the treatment methods for baby's eyes tearing up when exposed to wind. I believe everyone has a preliminary understanding, but the most important thing is to go to the hospital for a more detailed examination in time when such a phenomenon occurs, so that the right medicine can be prescribed.