Category: Tear duct obstruction

       Is it a disease to have tears in your eyes in winter?　　In the past two days, Shanghai’s “spring chill” has been particularly strong, and the wind is blowing, so…

      1, is not the flow of tears is the tear duct obstruction?　　Flowing tears is one of the main symptoms of lacrimal disease, and there are two reasons…

　　Congenital lacrimal duct obstruction is the most common cause of lacrimal overflow in infants and children, manifesting as persistent lacrimation or increased secretion in one or both eyes after birth.…

　　If your baby is constantly teary-eyed, it is likely that he or she has a congenital tear duct obstruction. Before using surgical methods to unblock the tear ducts, it is…

　　Overflowing tears caused by lacrimal obstruction is a common eye disease, which is common in rural areas of China where trachoma has not been well controlled. Although lacrimal duct obstruction…

　　Chronic dacryocystitis and lacrimal duct obstruction are common diseases in ophthalmology, and if not treated thoroughly, there is a risk of latent intraocular and extraocular infections. The principle of its…

　　1.Lacrimal intubation can make the child’s tear duct develop and grow normally; 2.For children with failed tear duct probing (one or more probing), intubation can avoid tearing of the tear…

　　Outpatient clinics receive many babies with congenital lacrimal duct obstruction every day. Many parents feel sorry for their babies and are reluctant to do lacrimal duct exploration surgery for them…

　　1. How are tears produced and flow out?　　The majority of normal human tears are produced by the lacrimal gland located above the outer part of the eye, secreted through 10-20…

　　Laser treatment of lacrimal duct obstruction is easy to perform and has no significant complications, so it is the most common technique for unblocking lacrimal ducts. The combination of laser…