A baby’s cold and fever might be due to an upper respiratory infection, and excessive eye discharge could be a sign of heat.

You have conjunctivitis, a common eye condition. It’s easily infected by the surrounding environment.

If a newborn has yellow liquid discharge from their left eye, it might be due to conjunctivitis. You can try drinking water infused with chrysanthemum and prunella, and apply eye drops externally. Additionally, for children who often vomit, it is recommended to reduce feeding amounts and hold the baby upright after feeding, gently patting the back until they burp to expel air from the stomach.

A 5-month-old baby’s eyes showing red blood vessels and yellowing may be symptoms of conjunctivitis.

Children who blink their eyes constantly may be experiencing symptoms of conjunctivitis.

Fear of the light when going to bed may be caused by vision problems such as astigmatism or conjunctivitis.

Excessive redness and eye discharge in newborns may indicate conjunctivitis. Treatment suggestions include using ofloxacin eye drops and maintaining good eye hygiene.