Patient's question:
Three and a half weeks, my daughter has been a bit swollen around her eyes these days. She gets fussy at mealtime, as if she has a poor appetite. She cries easily over small annoyances, as if she's venting her emotions.5 days of past treatment and effectiveness: No matter how much assistance is given: What could be the reason, and how should it be treated?
Doctor's answer:
1, Acute inflammation of the eyelids, such as hordeolum and cellulitis.2, External trauma to the eyelids, such as chemical burns and insect bites.
3, Periorbital inflammation, such as acute dacryocystitis and periorbital cellulitis. As for non-inflammatory eyelid edema, it is often seen in:
1, Allergic diseases or allergic reactions to eye drops.
2, Acute and chronic nephritis.
3, Heart disease, hypothyroidism.
4, Idiopathic neurovascular eyelid edema.
Advice: Do not use indiscriminate medication to treat your child's condition. Try to seek the best doctor. Wishing your baby good health!