According to our clinical experience, when the child has a large amount of purulent secretions in the tear duct flushing, the success rate of the tear duct exploration is low, and one of the important factors to ensure the success of the surgery is the correct massage by the parents to drain the large amount of purulent secretions in the tear sac. Although we explain and demonstrate the method of tear duct massage to parents in the clinic, some parents cannot fully grasp the method of tear duct massage due to their anxiety at the time of consultation, so the massage does not have the desired effect and the child’s secretion is not reduced. Therefore, here to teach you the correct method of lacrimal massage, I hope that the parents of children with lacrimal tract disorders can help you after reading. There are two methods of massage, the first, if the baby has purulent discharge inside the eyes, parents can use their thumb or ten fingers to press the tear sac area, press the root of the baby’s nose and the central part of the inner canthus of the eye, squeeze the pus in the direction of the eye (do not directly press the eyeball), the baby will have a part of the pus flowing out of the corner of the eye, parents wipe clean for the baby, point eye medicine. 10-20 strokes each time, 5-6 times a day. There is also a technique also in this position, press down along the nose, this pressure should have a certain strength, by pressing, hopefully, the membrane at the lower end of the nasolacrimal duct will be flushed away. At home, it is usually three to four times a day on the line, two or three presses each time, and if there is pus, wipe the eyes after pressing, and then repeat the above action until there is no pus and then order medicine. Through massage, a large amount of purulent secretions in the child’s tear sac are discharged, and surgery is performed when the purulent secretions disappear, and the success rate of surgery is high at this time. Our clinical observation of lacrimal duct exploration surgery proves that the best time to operate is from 2 months to 4 months after birth, so we hope parents will not miss the time to operate.