Learn about the treatment methods for newborn dacryocystitis and tear duct obstruction, including the use of anti-inflammatory eye drops and massage techniques.

Discussing the phenomenon of a baby constantly crying with one eye, as well as possible causes and treatment methods.

Parents inquire about whether further examination and treatment are needed after their newborn has received treatment for dacryocystitis, with the left eye having no tears and the right eye having too many.

A newborn’s right eye has tears and eye stools, which may indicate dacryocystitis or lacrimal duct obstruction

Newborn’s right eye is tearing and has eye discharge, possible causes and treatment methods

Treatment Suggestions for Children with Dacryocystitis

A six-month-old child’s left eye often sheds tears for no apparent reason, and the symptoms worsen in the wind, possibly due to dacryocystitis.

Discussing treatment methods for pediatric dacryocystitis and congenital dacryocystoceles, as well as potential complications.

Treatment methods and prevention strategies for neonatal dacryocystitis

Understanding the medical consultation and treatment methods for a 3-month-old baby with dacryocystitis