If one of your baby’s eyes has a lot of fluid and is a little red, consider the possibility that your baby has conjunctivitis. The main symptom of conjunctivitis is an uncomfortable foreign body sensation in the eye, and in some cases, the eye may become congested and have a large amount of discharge. Therefore, when a baby has one eye that has a lot of fluid and is a little red, the first thing to consider is whether there is conjunctivitis, and different medications can be taken depending on the baby’s condition. If the eye discharge is yellow in color, you can consider that it may be caused by bacterial infection, in which case you can consider using antibiotic eye drops to treat the symptoms. If the baby’s discharge is white, consider whether it is caused by a viral infection or an allergy. Depending on the patient’s condition, topical medication can eliminate the baby’s eye discharge and improve the eyes.