More eye discharge represents an inflammatory reaction, depending on what state the red and congested eyes are in. If the redness is more pronounced around the white eye, consider acute conjunctivitis. More secretions, including more tears, are concomitant symptoms that can be treated for inflammation. Routinely with anti-inflammatory eye solution, antibiotics are the main, need to local spot eye. It is also necessary to ensure eye hygiene, which can be cleaned more often with water and saline, and standardized drug application. If the patient has cold symptoms, oral antiviral drugs can be used. If this redness is accompanied by ciliary congestion, the congestion around the black eye is more pronounced and even reaches the symptom of pain, it may be keratitis, or inflammation inside the eye, and it is best to further examine it in the ophthalmology department. This condition needs to be treated in the ophthalmology department, not simply with eye drops, but may require oral medications, or even static medications.