It’s important to be very careful when using steroid eye drops like L-Pred (Loteprednol Etabonate 0.5%) in a young infant with eye redness due to allergy.

• Consult your pediatrician or a pediatric ophthalmologist before continuing the drops, as steroids can have side effects and need close monitoring in babies.
• Duration of use is usually short (a few days to a week), but your doctor will decide the exact length based on your son’s condition and response.
• Watch for any worsening redness, eye pain, or signs of infection, and report these immediately to your doctor.
• Your doctor may recommend safer alternatives such as antihistamine or mast cell stabilizer eye drops for allergy-related redness in infants.

Please do not continue or stop the medication without professional guidance to ensure your son’s safety and proper treatment. If symptoms worsen or new issues arise, seek prompt care from a pediatric eye specialist.