The problem of “small baby tearing, eye boogers, conjunctival congestion”. First, why does the child have the symptom of more than one tear? In some children, the lower exit of nasolacrimal duct is closed by a congenital film or the tear duct is blocked by epithelial debris, so that the tears normally secreted can not be discharged through the tear duct, and the tears have to flow down from the cheeks, resulting in the phenomenon of more than one tear. Secondly, why is there a lot of eye droppings? Because the tear duct is impassable, bacteria are easy to reproduce and grow, so there is a lot of eye droppings and conjunctival congestion. Third, how will the disease develop? Most of the children are born with this very thin film intact; some of them will rupture on their own after 3 to 4 weeks, and the tear ducts will be opened, and the phenomenon of more than one tear will get better. Some children are slower to develop, and the tear ducts will not open on their own until they are half a year old, or even 1-2 years old. Fourth, how is it treated? If the child is diagnosed with dacryocystitis, parents should not be too anxious, not to mention the rush to go to surgery, because most infants within 6 months, the tear duct is still in the stage of continuous development, the child will be self-open. 3. If there is an infection, conservative treatment can be used, the treatment is topical antibiotic eye drops. In addition, parents can also be daily in the child’s affected eye on the bridge of the nose at the inner corner of the eye, from top to bottom sequence of moderate tear duct area massage, massage fingers do not slide or rubbing on the skin, but with the thumb close to the skin will be used for the force of the subcutaneous tear duct area, so that it is from the top to the bottom of the slide and massage. The purpose of this squeeze massage is to break through the “film” blocking the tear ducts by squeezing. If the tear ducts are still blocked after some time, the tear ducts can be flushed in the hospital to break through the membrane. If this is not possible, the tear duct can be opened by probing the tear duct with a probe to puncture the membrane. In the “rare” cases where the tear ducts are blocked due to a narrowing of the bones or a deformity of the nose, other methods of clearing the tear ducts should be considered. The vast majority of children can clear the tear ducts on their own.