My daughters bottom eye lids are blood red on the inside. she has been having bad allergies for the past few weeks. she also has been getting gunk build up in her eyes but not very bad and when that happens i clean it out with a warm wash cloth. she hasn

This : This sounds like a bacterial conjunctivitis and she will need to see an ophthalmologist for an antibiotic drops prescription.

This : This is one of 3 things, allergic conjunctivitis, bacterial conjunctivitis, or viral conjunctivitis. All three can have similar findings to what you describe in your daughter. Allergies tend to last for weeks at a time if untreated and usually feature itching and white-ish mucous. Cool compresses and artificial tears can help, but often a prescription eyedrop is needed. Bacterial conjunctivitis is more commonly seen in only one eye, but can be in both. Eyes tend to be red, with greenish discharge. Usually this will resolve within 5 days without treatment, more quickly if antibiotic drops are used. Viral conjunctivitis tends to affect both eyes, and there are usually complaints of cold symptoms or sore throat. Treatment is for symptoms only, the virus has to 'run its course'. Cool compresses and tears plus other over the counter drops may give relief. The main goal in these patients is to try not to give it to the rest of the family, since it is very contagious. An ophthalmologist can usually see differences and help you sort out the problem and the proper treatment. Find a local eye doctor to examine her!