When there are bacteria invading in the navel eye, inflammation symptoms such as redness and pus may appear, and in severe cases, it may cause sepsis, so when the navel eye becomes inflamed, it should be treated in time, so what ointment is better for the inflammation of the navel eye? ? What should you pay attention to?

　　First, the navel eye What ointment is used for inflammation
　　Inflammation of the navel eye is often referred to as umbilitis, usually caused by a bacterial infection. If the symptoms are relatively light, you can apply erythromycin eye ointment externally. You can first clean the umbilicus with zinc oxide oil and then apply erythromycin eye ointment externally. Once a day, the inflammation will disappear quickly. If umbilitis is more serious, and even suppuration has occurred, you need to drain the pus, and then apply or apply externally with erythromycin eye ointment, fish stone fat ointment, etc. Generally, antibiotics are not needed, but if you have a fever, etc. Symptoms of systemic discomfort can use drugs such as penicillin to fight infection.

　　Two, navel eyes Precautions for inflammation
　　1. Avoid applying purple potion when the navel is inflamed
　　When the navel is inflamed, do not apply purple potion or red potion on the navel because it is applied After these drugs, it may mask the symptoms of inflammation and affect the doctor''s correct judgment.
　　2. Don’t use anti-inflammatory powder immediately when the belly button is inflamed
　　When there is exudate in the belly button, apply the anti-inflammatory powder immediately and use gauze to wrap it up. Correct, because this may cause the inflammation to spread further, making the condition worse.

　　3. Avoid using iodine for the baby
　　When the baby has umbilitis, avoid rubbing the navel with iodine, because the baby''s skin is delicate, and rubbing the baby''s navel with iodine may cause burns Baby''s skin.
　　4. Keep the belly button dry
　　 Always keep the belly button dry. You can use the belly button to prevent water from entering the belly button when bathing your baby. If you do not use the belly button, wipe the inside and outside of the belly button with a clean cotton swab after shower to prevent infection.
　　5. Avoid contaminating the navel
　　 Newborns should not cover the navel when using diapers, and the diaper should be changed frequently to prevent urine and stool from contaminating the navel. Cause infection.