Explore the possible reasons why a 5-year-old child frequently rubs their eyes, and provide prevention and treatment suggestions for dry eye syndrome.

A child with myopia who did not wear glasses experienced a rapid increase in their prescription.

Observing a three-year-old child with one eye showing strabismus, what could be the possible causes?

A child’s lower eyelid swelling could be due to various reasons, including drinking too much water before bedtime or sleeping posture issues.

Frequent blinking and squinting in a child may be imitative behavior or a normal developmental phenomenon. If you’re concerned, it’s advisable to take the child to a hospital for a check-up.

A parent inquires about the cause and treatment for their 4-year-old child frequently sleeping with half-closed eyes at night.

Possible causes of pediatric strabismus may include underdevelopment, congenital abnormalities, and acquired diseases.

Explore the possible causes of excessive eye discharge in infants, including infectious and non-infectious factors, and provide daily care suggestions.

My child has been crying a lot since birth, and their eyes are always watering. What’s causing my baby to keep blinking?

Children’s watery eyes may look cute, but if they’re constantly streaming tears, parents shouldn’t take it lightly. Two to four percent of newborns have blocked tear ducts, preventing tears from flowing out smoothly and causing ’tears to be trapped in the eyes.’ Due to the ease of conjunctivitis infection, long-term conditions can lead to amblyopia. Parents should give their children massage and hot compresses. If they still can’t improve by the age of one, they should consider tear duct probing. Doctors say that hospitals often receive cases of newborns crying due to blocked tear ducts, with some children already infected. The area near the nasal cavity where the tear duct is located is a thin membrane that usually opens at birth. If it doesn’t open, it can cause a blocked tear duct and excessive tearing. The tears can flow back into the eyes, causing them to always appear watery.