The eyes are one of the most vulnerable parts of our human body, especially in children. Due to various reasons, including bad habits in daily life, eye diseases can easily occur. When the eyes have problems, symptoms such as redness and swelling often appear. This situation must be taken seriously. What should I do if my baby's upper and lower eyelids are red?
If a baby's eyes turn red, it is necessary to take them to the ophthalmology department of the hospital for timely treatment. Through relevant eye examinations, the cause of the child's red eyes can be identified. In general, keratitis, eye infections, conjunctivitis, and eye trauma can easily cause redness in the eyes, so targeted treatment is needed based on the symptoms.
When there are problems with the eyes, special attention must be paid to eye hygiene, because during this period, the resistance of the eyes will significantly decrease. If they come into contact with some pathogenic bacteria, it can easily lead to the aggravation of the disease, and even more serious infections.
Therefore, in the event of eye discomfort, extra attention should be paid to eye hygiene, and hands or unclean objects should not be used to wipe the eyes. The towels and basins used should be used separately and regularly disinfected with hot water.
Children should eat more foods that are beneficial to eye health in their daily lives, such as common vegetables and fruits that are beneficial for the recovery of eye diseases. They should also eat less spicy, stimulating, high sugar, and greasy foods.
