Patient's question:
Eyes tearing, nose running, nose always stuffy Woke up this morning with eye discharge. Past treatment and effectiveness: Visited the school hospital's ophthalmology and surgery departments. The ophthalmologist prescribed eye drops and erythromycin, saying I had an air allergy. Before the visit, my eyes were itchy. The surgeon prescribed Tingshun nasal drops and dual-route sodium diclofenac eye drops. I used these two medications, and they felt like they improved, but since yesterday, the above symptoms have started again and are even worse than before. What kind of help do you want: Want to confirm what the disease is.Doctor's answer:
Frequent tearing may be due to a blockage in the lacrimal drainage system, where normal tear fluid cannot flow smoothly into the nasal cavity, leading to reflux and leakage. If this condition recurs, it is important to actively seek an ophthalmological examination. Treatment under medical advice is still curable. Methods for treating lacrimal duct obstruction, such as lacrimal irrigation, lacrimal probing, lacrimal laser, and nasolacrimal duct anastomosis surgery, etc., the specific approach depends on the severity of your blockage.