Patient's question:
The mercury from the thermometer accidentally fell into the child's eye. At first, the eye wasn't red, but later, when the child went to the hospital, the doctor used tweezers to remove the mercury. After that, the white part of the eye around the corner was a bit red.Doctor's answer:
Hello, after the baby's eyes have been disturbed like this, there may be a certain degree of transmission that causes local congestion and redness to reappear. You can give the baby a slightly lower concentration of erythromycin eye drops. You can also apply cold compresses. It will be better in a couple of days. The above is the suggestion for the question "What should I do if mercury from a thermometer accidentally falls into a child's eye?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!