Can pediatric lacrimal duct blockage be cured?

Patient's question:

I'm doing well, just crying every day.

Doctor's answer:

Dacryostenosis is a common and frequently occurring ophthalmic disease. If not treated thoroughly, there is a risk of latent intraocular or extraocular infections. The principle of its treatment is to control the inflammation of the lacrimal sac and restore or establish a drainage channel from the lacrimal passage and lacrimal sac to the nasal cavity.

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