Children are privileged.
In the teeth to learn to speak through all the emotional reactions to inform the outside world of his feelings.
Laugh when you are happy, cry when you are uncomfortable, and sleep when you are sleepy, especially wanton.
Some children have been "deprived" of this privilege because of their illness. Always crying, always with tears in my eyes, uncomfortable, but unable to express.
Parents see that their children often have wet eyes, and they must pay attention to it! The child may have lacrimal tract disease, and the tear duct between the inner corner of the eye and the root of the nose may be blocked.
When the tract obstruction is serious, it will develop into peri-lacrimal sac inflammation, conjunctivitis, eczema around the eyelids, tear sac fistula, etc., which can easily lead to lacrimal sac abscesses, so that the patient's local skin ulceration, the appearance of tear sac fistula, not only will leave scars, but also damage the function of the tear duct.
Prolonged soaking in tear fluid may trigger chronic irritating conjunctivitis, lower eyelid and facial eczema dermatitis. And if you constantly wipe the tears, it may also cause the lower eyelids to turn outward, aggravating the tear overflow condition.
Different sites of lacrimal duct blockage, medical diagnosis and treatment of different surgical methods, such as tear point narrowing or blockage can be used to use tear point dilator or tear duct probe probe to "poke open" the blockage. Lacrimal tubule obstruction can be opened using a tear duct laser.
Infants and young children are prone to tear duct disease is lacrimal bursitis, for babies within 3 months, you can carry out eye drops and massage (the exact diagnosis and treatment method, please consult the doctor to decide), if the massage for a period of time is not effective, then go to the hospital as soon as possible for examination, may need to explore.
Medicated massage is generally more effective for babies under 3 months, and the effect is limited for babies over 6 months. As your baby grows older, the lacrimal sac tissue may gradually thicken and may require penetration or catheterization to heal.
Infants and young children are prone to life-threatening illness, so please remember to go to the eye hospital in time for medical consultation.