Patient's question:
Symptom Description: It has been especially hot these past few days. This afternoon, a 10-month-old baby has a lot of sesame paste in their eyes. The eyes are not red either. What could be the reason?Past Treatment and Effects: No treatment has been administered yet.
Desired Help: What illness could this be? What medication should be used?
Doctor's answer:
The baby's eyes have eye discharge, which is a sign of internal heat. It's important to give the baby more water. If the baby is formula-fed, you can use a cooling formula companion to help clear the heat. For breastfeeding mothers, it's important to pay attention to their diet, eat light and avoid spicy foods, and consume more fruits! Regarding the situation you mentioned, eye drops like levofloxacin can also be used. However, in your daily life, you should pay attention to cleaning the baby's eye discharge more often. Don't overdo it—don't clean too much or not at all. Additionally, give the baby more fresh fruits and vegetables, such as apples, pears, and bananas. Make sure the bananas are ripe. Lastly, make sure not to dress the baby in too many layers.