Two months old baby has bloodshot eyes

Babies do not have the ability to act on their own, so as parents we need to pay more attention to any abnormalities in their physical condition, and once any situation occurs we should pay necessary attention to it. If you find that your child has red bloodshot eyes and it is not caused by lack of sleep, parents need to take their children to see a doctor immediately to prevent their children from having physical problems or even getting worse.

Baby's white eye has red bloodshot

Are there red bloodshot eyes in the baby's white eyeballs? Children's eyes are bright and sharp, so what if there are bloodshot eyes? Will it affect the child's vision?

Usually, babies' eyes are red and bloodshot, and the possibility of bacterial infection cannot be ruled out. Parents are advised to seek medical attention for diagnosis, pay attention to the baby's eye hygiene, trim the baby's nails regularly, wash the baby's hands with running water, and the baby's utensils, toys, and protective gear need to be disinfected regularly. Parents also need to pay attention to their own personal hygiene.

In addition, if the baby's eyes are looking straight ahead and there are bloodshot in the whites of the eyes, it is best to check. If bloodshot is seen in the whites of the baby's eyes when he squints, it is normal.

What to do if there is bloodshot eyeball

What should I do if there are bloodshot eyes? When our eyes are overused, it will lead to eye infection. What should I do if there are bloodshot eyes?

1. When using the computer or reading, it is best to take a 10-minute break every hour and try to relax outdoors. If conditions limit, you can choose to look out the window. Keep the distance from the computer screen at least 30 cm. It is recommended to place a cup of hot water next to the computer from time to time.

2. If your eyes are dry and itchy, close your eyes and rest for a while, then open them again. Never rub your eyes with your hands. To prevent bacteria on your hands from infecting your eyes and causing inflammation.

3. Drink more water when working or studying, especially in air-conditioned offices or rooms. Pay special attention to water replenishment, which can improve the dryness of the eye mucosa and prevent dry eyes.

4. Cold and hot compresses for eyes: When eye fatigue occurs, you can use ice and hot compresses alternately to soothe your eyes. This can quickly relieve fatigue and has a good relaxing effect on the muscles around the eyes. The same goes for hot compresses. One time should not exceed 5 minutes. You can rotate your eyes up and down and left and right, and repeat several times. This can promote blood circulation around the eyes. It also has a good effect on improving the red bloodshot eyes caused by fatigue. This method is also suitable for people who have undergone cataract surgery.

5. You can eat more foods containing beta-carotene or carotenoids (lutein): carrots, papaya, pumpkin, green vegetables, etc. Some people will make some wolfberry tea or cassia seed tea in the office, which are very helpful for the eyes. Because lutein is the only nutrient in the human eye that can be converted into macular pigment.