Patient's question:
Around July last year, it was noticed that the child's eyes were prone to tearing. At first, it was thought that the wind had blown, but even without wind, the tearing continued, so a doctor was visited. The doctor said it might be due to a blocked lacrimal sac and performed two flushes. However, one eye improved while the other still continued to tear.Doctor's answer:
Hello, this condition may be dacryocystitis. Dacryocystitis generally causes lacrimal duct adhesion and blockage, as well as lacrimal fluid circulation disorders, which can lead to tearing in the wind symptoms. Treatment usually involves lacrimal duct irrigation, followed by postoperative anti-infection therapy.