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Noella Maduka
Please see a doctor, preferably an opthalmologist for evaluation and management.
Since you have been to the teaching hospital and you are asked to breastfeed exclusively please follow that instruction. But if you are still worried kindly see a second pediatrician.
Kindly watch the eyes for some time. Is there any discharge? Is the discharge thick or watery? Any fever? Any sign of blurring of vision? If there is no improvement in the redness and any of the listed symptoms ensue, then see a pediatrician or ophthalmologist for an expert review.
Please take your child to
the hospital to be examined by an
opthalmologist for proper evaluation.
the hospital to be examined by an
opthalmologist for proper evaluation.
The eye is a very important part of the body. Please take your baby to the hospital for evaluation by a Paediatric Ophthalmologist.
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Hello ma'am, It's Normal. If too much or always coming out even after bath and cleaning it up or gumming the eyes together then take to the hospital for evaluation by the doctor.
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There are many causes of cross eyes in children from nothing to brain problem or issues with the muscles controlling the eyeballs to issues with the eyes itself. Best thing to do is to see an eye doctor... Ophthalmologist once you noticed the cross eyes immediately. If the eyes doctor didn't deserve anything wrong, you will be referred to a brain doctor.
Dear Mum, does the eye have sticky discharge.
Dr Aina Johnson
Paediatrician
Kindly take the baby to see a Paediatrician or Opthalmologist who will do an eye swab and culture the specific bacteria and based on that the most appropriate antibiotics for treatment will be chosen based on the culture and sensitivity report .
Most eyes discharges are due to viral infection. Please let your baby be examined by a paediatric opthalmologist for proper evaluation.
Both eyes should be open very well see a doctor to rule out issues
See a pediatrician
He may be having allergic conjunctivitis. He may also be allergic to something in the environment like dusts, pollen grains, fumes, soap, very cold or dry weather etc. Try washing his hands after playing or touching things around his surroundings. Please see an optometrist for proper evaluation
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Allergic conjunctivitis perhaps...Kindly see a Paediatrician or Ophthalmologist for further evaluation
Put a drop of your breast milk in her eyes and thank me later.
She 1yr/6mth... Thank u very much
Hello Mum, Please take your baby to the hospital to see a paediatrician for proper assessment and evaluation.