Patient's question:
A 4-year-4-month-old child's right eye was injured by a sugarcane wrapper near the outer corner of the eye, close to the eyeball. The white part of the eye near the outer corner was cut by a sugarcane wrapper with jagged edges. The conical area from the curve at the boundary between the eyeball and the white part of the eye to the outer corner appears uneven. Near the eyeball, there are fine, ring-like white blisters with blood vessels. It has been over a week, and the condition has not improved, and it still feels a bit tender. When asked, the child said it doesn't hurt.Previous treatment and its effectiveness: No treatment has been administered, as there is a fear of misdiagnosis due to indiscriminate medication.
The kind of help desired: How to completely restore it to its original state.
Doctor's answer:
Questioning conjunctivitis due to blocked lacrimal ducts, it is recommended to first apply eye drops and clean the lacrimal ducts. Alternate between applying acyclovir eye drops and ciprofloxacin eye drops, every 2 hours. The washcloth must be boiled and sterilized 2-3 times daily and should be used separately to prevent repeated infections.The above advice is for the issue of "the white part of the right eye near the outer corner of a 2-year-4-month-old child, close to the eyeball." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!