Conjunctivitis in newborns is a fairly common eye disease, with the most common symptom being red eyes. Because newborns have weak immune systems, if conjunctivitis is not treated promptly, it can lead to dangerous complications, causing blindness.

Neonatal conjunctivitis is a common disease in newborns just a few days old, with symptoms of swollen eyelids, redness, watery eyes with eye discharge, difficulty opening eyes or even being unable to open eyes,... If conjunctivitis in newborns is not treated promptly, it will affect the child's vision, more seriously, it can affect the ability to see and even cause blindness later.

Signs of conjunctivitis in children may include: red conjunctiva, possibly with pus, swelling. Children often feel itchy, uncomfortable, and often rub their eyes.