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Watery eyes
Hi my child is 7 months old and she is doing well. Since birth her right eye is always watery. I asked a government nurse so she told me that her eye duct is closed. No tread has been done for this and now her eyes are not too much watery but most of the times I find them wet. What can be done?
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It looks like she is having congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction.
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proper lacrimal sac massage is needed.
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kindly take online consultation to explain sac massage.
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Hello.
She seems to have congenital nasolacrimal duct blockage
Sac massage is recommended
Consult local ophthalmologist... He/ she will demonstrate correct technique of sac massage
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Dr. Awanjala Varshney
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Please consult an ophthalmologist online. She needs proper sac massage.
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