I visited the ophthalmology clinic because I was concerned about the symptom of eye crusting.

Since suffering from pneumonia and body aches, the symptoms of eye discharge have become more frequent.
The symptom of eye crusting persisted for about a week, which I initially dismissed as nothing serious, but it continued even after two or three weeks.
There are no special signs when visiting the ophthalmology department, so we are monitoring while applying eye drops.
Since I recovered from pneumonia and severe body aches, I have been experiencing symptoms of eye discharge. In fact, eye discharge is not something to be taken too seriously, as I have had this symptom frequently since childhood. It wasn't just a few days, but actually more than a week or two. I just went on like that, but even if it was uncomfortable, it was mainly just wiping away the eye discharge in the morning and occasionally noticing that one eye looked a little blurry. So I wondered if there was a problem with my eyes, and when I looked, it seemed like there was some discharge or something similar stuck to my eyes, making it look that way. In reality, after removing all that, my vision was as usual. Of course, my eyesight isn't very good, so there are some issues, but overall, it didn't seem like there was any problem with my eyes. Anyway, since the symptom of eye discharge seemed to occur too frequently, I decided to visit an ophthalmologist to check if there was any problem. The doctor said there were no particular findings, and suggested it was probably just eye fatigue. Currently, I am monitoring the situation by applying eye drops. The symptom of eye discharge is a bit inconvenient, and I found out that it can be an early sign of various illnesses. I was quite cautious about it, but luckily, it doesn't seem to be a serious problem, so I am relieved. If you also experience frequent eye discharge, it might be a good idea to visit a hospital for a check-up.