3. Purulent yellow and white discharge
A pale yellow discharge may indicate a bacterial infection or symptoms of chronic allergic conjunctivitis. Regular hand washing is essential, and if these symptoms occur, antibiotic eye drops are recommended. Especially for contact lens wearers, proper cleaning is crucial.
4. Mucus discharge
If the discharge appears as white stringy material, resembling common glue, patients may feel a foreign body sensation or itching in the eyes. Depending on the different pathogens, a variety of antibiotic eye drops should be chosen.
Eyes are the windows to the beautiful world we see, and regardless, we must protect them. If patients frequently experience excessive eye discharge, it's advisable to seek medical attention for further investigation and treatment.
