Patient's question:
Always no tearsDoctor's answer:
Hello, this condition may be due to dacryocystitis. Dacryocystitis generally causes lacrimal duct adhesion and blockage, leading to lacrimal fluid circulation disorders, which can result in tearing when exposed to wind. Treatment usually involves lacrimal duct irrigation, followed by postoperative anti-infection therapy. Since there are various causes for lacrimal duct blockage in children, it is essential to identify the underlying cause before treatment and follow the principle of symptomatic treatment. Additionally, daily care measures are indispensable. It is recommended to reduce the intake of spicy foods and consume more eye-protective foods.