What medicine should children with external eye diseases take?

Patient's question:

A month ago, the child threw something and hit it; it just started showing symptoms a week ago.

Doctor's answer:

Traumatic injury may cause lesions in the extraocular muscles or the nerves that control them, leading to paralysis of the extraocular muscles or even symptomatic paralytic strabismus. Targeted treatment should be administered based on the specific circumstances of the eye injury. If there is nerve damage, symptomatic treatment can be provided using neurotrophic drugs or blood-activating and blood-stasis-resolving medications.

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