Children swimming back especially heavy eye boogers may be water or foreign body into the eyeball caused by irritation, but also need to consider the possibility of conjunctivitis, discomfort symptoms continue to be unable to alleviate, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time to deal with.
Children’s swimming back to the eye is particularly heavy can be considered to be water or water in the foreign body into the eyeball and caused by irritation reaction. Some children’s eye surface is more sensitive, in the early stage of learning to swim and not accustomed to direct contact with water, so in the early stage may cause eye irritation reaction and lead to more eye boogers, is a normal physiological phenomenon, generally do not need special treatment.
Conjunctivitis is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require special treatment. Some children may have conjunctival inflammation after swimming if they produce more eye droppings and have symptoms such as redness or localized pain in the eye. When the water in the swimming pool is not completely cleaned or there is obvious bacterial growth, it can cause conjunctival infection and conjunctivitis, resulting in more eye discharge.
Children who come back from swimming with excessive eye discharge and other significant discomfort should be seen by a doctor to determine the cause of the condition and intervene if necessary.