What should I do if my child often cries?

Patient's question:

My son has been having tears in his eyes for several days now. He has been looking tearful all day long. I don't know what the reason is. Starting from yesterday, he also started getting a cold, with frequent sneezing and clear nasal discharge. Is this related to his eyes?

Doctor's answer:

I will analyze for you: 1) When a child's eyes are uncomfortable, parents must pay attention to whether they have the following eye diseases so that they can be taken to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time: 1. These symptoms are most common in the early stages of "pink eye," measles, chickenpox, rubella, and mumps. 2. The white part of the eye and eyelids are red in pink eye, accompanied by yellowish-white discharge. This symptom is most common in the early stages of measles and the flu. Rubella, pink eye, and scarlet fever may show varying degrees of pink eye during the course of the disease. 3. Tears naturally flow out, sometimes more or less. This is common in various upper respiratory tract infections. If it is the flu, measles, rubella, etc., it may become complicated due to inflammation.

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