If there is a lot of yellow, pus-like eye droppings, especially in the morning when the eyelids are stuck on the eyelids, or in the daytime when the eye droppings are often stuck on the eyelashes, wiping them off and coming out again, it is a sign of bacterial infection, which requires the use of antibacterial drugs, such as levofloxacin drops or tobramycin drops, for 3-5 days. The improvement will be obvious in 3-5 days. If there are more white stools, especially when combined with congestion, tearing or foreign body sensation, it is a viral infection and requires the use of ganciclovir gel or acyclovir drops for antiviral treatment. It is necessary to physically isolate the patient while using the drops to avoid spreading the infection to others.