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Watery eye
My son is almost 2 years old now, sometimes his only one eye is watery, is it normal. Will it be okay on it's own Please guide me for that, or do I need to consult opthalmologist
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Persistent watering in only one eye at this age is common but typically requires professional evaluation. Potential underlying issues include a late-resolving blocked tear duct, localized allergies, or a mild eye infection. Management strategies for pediatric eye watering generally involve gentle warm compresses, a targeted doctor-recommended tear duct massage, or antibiotic eye drops if an infection develops. Please consult a pediatric ophthalmologist
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There can be so many reasons for watery eye.
Suppose only watery eye is present without any redness and discharge then that can lacrimal duct blockage for which needs to eye massage.
Suppose redness, eye discharge and watery eye present then needs to evaluate physically with ophthalmologist
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