If the discharge is yellowish white pus, it may be a bacterial infection that causes conjunctivitis, related to environmental factors or lack of attention to eye hygiene, and needs to be treated with antibiotic eye drops and antibiotic eye ointment, either levofloxacin hydrochloride or tobramycin. If there is a history of acute upper respiratory tract infection or a cold and the eye shows increased watery discharge, it may be viral conjunctivitis and can be treated with antiviral eye drops as well as antiviral eye ointment, more ganciclovir eye gel. Try to get more rest, ensure sufficient sleep, drink as much water as possible, pay attention to your diet, wash your hands regularly, rub your eyes less, and pay attention to your hand hygiene.