Bronchopneumonia with thick eye droppings is generally considered to be a respiratory infection, causing nasolacrimal duct obstruction or acute conjunctivitis congestion, and can be treated with antibiotic medications for local inflammation, such as gatifloxacin, ofloxacin, and other eye drops. Bronchopneumonia is due to a bacterial infection and may present with inflammation of the eye, i.e., very thick goop in the eye. Bacterial infections usually cause localized purulent changes, and then yellow very thick eye droppings appear, requiring the use of sensitive antibiotic medications to treat the local inflammation, such as gatifloxacin-type, ofloxacin and other eye drops. In short, the symptoms of very thick eye droppings, timely medical examination, clear diagnosis, the cause of treatment.