Patient's question:
My son is 8 years old. On February 20th, he went to the hospital for a diagnosis, and the result was conjunctivitis in both eyes. The doctor prescribed Fucicort and Soren. He has been taking the medication for two weeks, but there is still a slight symptom of frequent blinking. The frequent blinking has lasted for over a month. Please ask if he should continue taking the medication.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it is recommended to promptly visit a regular hospital ophthalmology department for a check-up to clarify the improvement of the eye inflammation, and then choose the next treatment plan based on the condition. In daily life, pay attention to enhancing the baby's feeding and care, ensure a balanced diet, avoid picky eating, not eating snacks, and prevent the baby from rubbing their eyes with their hands. Develop good eye habits, pay attention to eye hygiene, prevent eye fatigue, and prevent the baby from spending long periods of time on computers and mobile games. The baby's towels and pillowcases should be changed frequently, and the laundry should be boiled and exposed to sunlight after washing to prevent repeated infections.