Patient's question:
Right eye is red with yellow discharge. There is a white spot in the lower right corner of the right eye, surrounded by scattered redness, but not much. Two hours ago, the right eye was red with a small white spot, surrounded by scattered redness, covering only one-fourth of the area. Haven't gone to see a doctor yet. No, please ask if it's bacterial or due to a heat-related issue. What kind of medication should be used?Doctor's answer:
This should be conjunctivitis, and there is also subconjunctival abrasion. You'd better use levofloxacin eye drops, four times a day, one drop each time. At the same time, clean the secretions from your eyes. Avoid overusing your eyes and be careful not to rub them with your hands randomly. Prevent recurrence or cross-infection. Treatment should only begin after a clear diagnosis is confirmed. Note: Never self-medicate for any disease without a clear diagnosis, unless you are a doctor or understand the relevant medical knowledge. Wishing you good health!