What is the reason for the baby having excessive eye discharge more than 3 months?

Patient's question:

The baby has been born for more than 3 months now, and there is a lot of eye discharge every day. Eye drops have been applied, and acupressure has also been done, but it hasn't improved. What should I do? The baby is being fed a mix of breast milk and formula. Is it possible that the baby has too much stomach upset? As a mother, I haven't slept well at night while taking care of the baby, and I don't get any sleep during the day. My liver fire is strong. Could this be a contributing factor?

Doctor's answer:

Your child is three months old and has excessive eye discharge, which indicates a lack of water intake or internal heat, possibly conjunctivitis, and is also related to the mother's excessive liver fire. The mother should eat less chili and regulate her emotions. It is also important to check if the mother has vaginitis, as chlamydia and mycoplasma infections can lead to vaginitis that may interfere with the child during delivery.
Your child is three months old and has excessive eye discharge, which indicates a lack of water intake or internal heat, possibly conjunctivitis, and is also related to the mother's excessive liver fire. The mother should eat less chili and regulate her emotions. It is also important to check if the mother has vaginitis, as chlamydia and mycoplasma infections can lead to vaginitis that may interfere with the child during delivery.

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