Patient's question:
Before the child turned two and a half years old, they blinked their eyes for two or three days, and I took them to a thorough examination. They prescribed medication, including eye drops. Yesterday and today, I don't know if it's because I'm anxious or if they're blinking more frequently. When playing outside, others can notice how intensely they're blinking. Although I had them checked carefully, I'm still very worried. What should I do now?Doctor's answer:
Children may have long periods of screen time with phones and TVs, and frequent eye blinking may reappear when they overuse their eyes. Children may have an allergic constitution and rub their noses? Allergic conjunctivitis can cause eye itching, and children may unconsciously blink and rub their noses. Try to limit screen time as much as possible. If the child's blinking is caused by eye itching, they may need some allergy-relieving eye drops. Details like hiccups and rubbing noses require parents to pay close attention and observe carefully.