Newborn Eye Discharge Issue
A newborn may have yellow eye discharge and yellowish whites of the eyes, possibly due to dacryocystitis.
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Newborn Eye Issues and Management
Causes and Improvement Methods for Newborn Eye Problems
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Newborn Eye Issues: What to Do If the Left Eye Has No Tears and the Right Eye Has Too Many?
Parents inquire about whether further examination and treatment are needed after their newborn has received treatment for dacryocystitis, with the left eye having no tears and the right eye having too many.
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Newborn Strabismus Treatment Precautions
Understanding the treatment methods and required conditions for newborn strabismus
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Newborn’s Right Eye Redness and Continuous Tears
A newborn’s right eye has been red and continuously tearing since birth, which may be caused by a blocked nasolacrimal duct.
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Newborns with Excessive Eye Discharge: Causes and Treatment Methods
Understand the causes of excessive eye discharge in newborns and obtain professional treatment advice.
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Newborns with Persistent Eye Discharge and Crusts
Treatment Recommendations for Newborn Conjunctivitis
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Newborns’ Eye Tears: Causes and Treatments
A 50-day-old newborn often has tears in the left eye. After ophthalmic treatment, there is no significant improvement. How should it be handled?
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Newborns’ Tears and Crying: Early Glaucoma Diagnosis and Treatment
After a child’s birth, if there are symptoms of excessive tearing and frequent crying, parents may worry whether it’s early-stage glaucoma and how long it might last.
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Newborns’ Vision and Eye Development
Explore the range of newborn vision and the stages of eye development after birth.
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