Patient's question:
When it's cold, tears flow, especially more severe when there's wind. The problem started in the autumn and winter of 2008. It might be related to the baby not developing well from birth. About the past treatment and its effectiveness: There was use of eye drops for assistance. Please call to discuss in detail.Doctor's answer:
Is this phenomenon present only when you are outside, or also when you are at home? If it occurs only outside, there are two possible reasons. One is that the wind outside is stronger, and the baby has not fully recovered. The other possibility is that the baby might have conjunctivitis, similar to adults, where blowing wind causes tearing.Advice: Tearing in the wind could be due to an allergy to cold air or eye inflammation. It is recommended to first visit an ophthalmologist for a follow-up to rule out eye inflammation. If it is not eye inflammation, there is no need for special treatment.