Patient's question:
Symptoms: Eyes have discharge, throat has phlegm. Appetite, food intake, urination, defecation, and body weight are all normal. Deep sleep at night is not very good; wake up 2-3 times. The illness has lasted for several days, possibly caused by artificial feeding leading to diarrhea. Previous treatment and effectiveness: Usually treated with...Doctor's answer:
See an ophthalmologist as soon as possible, because this should be inflammation. It is recommended to alternate the use of acyclovir eye drops and ciprofloxacin eye drops, every 2 hours. The washcloth must be boiled and sterilized 2-3 times a day and should be used separately to prevent recurring infections. Do not rub your eyes frequently with your hands. Check if the doctor thinks you have a fever. However, normal children can also have phlegm discharge and may experience phlegm sounds, which can be appropriately treated with fresh bamboo juice to help expel phlegm. But inflammation must be suppressed. Young children may not know how to cough out phlegm, but phlegm will gradually increase as it is coughed out and swallowed due to the movement of cilia in the respiratory tract. Some children may still have phlegm sounds long after a cold has improved. This will gradually disappear on its own. Generally, it will not interfere with anything.