Understanding the causes of slight pain in a child’s left eye and appropriate handling methods, including diagnosis and treatment of conjunctivitis.

A newborn with yellow eye discharge and a little tear in the left eye, no redness or swelling of the eyelids or inward bulging, offers professional advice and treatment methods.

Yellow purulent eye discharge in a baby’s eyelid may be caused by conjunctivitis triggered by eczema. It is recommended to drink more warm water, maintain good eye hygiene, and use symptomatic anti-inflammatory eye ointment.

Discuss the causes of eye swelling in 8-month-old infants, including extended crying time, fluid intake, sleep posture, and digestive function, and provide professional advice.

A parent is concerned about their 11-month-old child’s eye swinging from side to side and head movement, wondering what this behavior might indicate.

If your child seems to have no vision shortly after birth or has other eye problems, it may be congenital blindness. This article will discuss some of the possible causes of congenital blindness in infants.

Explore the possible causes of a child frequently blinking their eyes, including ectropion, and provide professional advice.

If a newborn’s right eye is crying and has eye boogers, it may be due to dacryocystitis or lacrimal duct obstruction. It is recommended to perform lacrimal sac massage and eye drops. If there is no improvement, consider undergoing lacrimal duct probing.

Offer suggestions on how to handle eye discharge in newborns

The eye blinking symptoms described in this article may be caused by eye fatigue or dehydration