White spots in the child's eyes

If there are white spots in a child's eyes, it is best for parents to take the baby to the hospital for an ophthalmology examination in time. After the cause is found, actively receive treatment under the doctor's guidance. Do not blindly receive treatment. Be sure to go to a regular professional hospital. During the treatment period, it is best not to let the child eat spicy and irritating food. Pay more attention to rest and try to eat light food. Do not let the child rub his eyes.

How to prevent children's eyes from accidental injuries?

To protect your eyes, you must start by "changing the environment"

1. Bumps and bruises. Babies are lively and active, so bumps and bruises are easy to happen. If they accidentally hurt their eyes, it can lead to many adverse consequences. Minor collisions can cause eyelid abrasions, bruises, and subconjunctival hemorrhage. Severe collisions can also cause eyeball detachment and decreased vision.

Preventive measures: To prevent babies from getting bumped and injured at home, parents can install rounded-corner protective pads or anti-collision strips at corners of tables, edges of coffee tables, and other places where there are safety hazards, to prevent babies from getting hurt when running or falling.

"If possible, choose soft objects at home; all sharp objects in the home must be kept away from children." In addition, you should also tell your baby that balconies and stairs are dangerous places and not to run or play in these places.

2. Some common items in life may sometimes cause unexpected damage to the baby's eyes. For example, toothpicks, pencils, forks and scissors, if these items accidentally stab or scratch the baby's eyes, it may cause serious consequences such as eye perforation injuries.

Preventive measures: In addition to keeping sharp objects such as knives and scissors out of the baby's reach, parents should also provide safety education to older babies, telling them the correct way to use scissors and knives and what precautions to take to avoid danger.

In this way, although we cannot be with our children all the time, they will have a relatively safe and free environment for activities.

Teach children the concept of "safety"

Children have a poor sense of self-protection, and proper handling by parents can reduce eye damage and prevent problems before they occur.

Indeed, it is not enough to just take protective measures, so it is important to pay special attention to instilling the concept of safety in children: "Generally speaking, children have their own awareness when they are two or three years old, and it is necessary to reinforce it: you can't touch this. Sometimes if the child does not understand, tell him why."

After you say it several times, the child will tell you himself: Daddy said you can’t touch this, or Mom and Daddy need to take this thing, so I can’t take it.

When children are clearly told what they can and cannot do, safety risks are reduced invisibly.

When eye injury has not occurred, we may all feel that it is far away from us.

In fact, many children come to the ophthalmology department for treatment due to eye injuries. This is because children's reaction to injuries is usually slower than that of adults, and the eyes are a more fragile part of the body. The cornea can be scratched by paper corners or nails, and a severe blow can cause retinal detachment.