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Girls, has anyone encountered a blockage of the tear duct in a baby? When we came home from the maternity hospital, one of the eyes had yellow discharge in the mornings. The ophthalmologist prescribed drops, massage, and rinsing with chamomile. She said if it doesn't help, the duct will need to be rinsed. Has anyone done this procedure? What does it involve, and how did the baby tolerate it?
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Lyubov
Both eyes were operated on twice for the senior.
It's better not to Google how it looks, it takes a couple of minutes.
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Olya
Младшему сыну капли не помогли, в 3 месяца делали зондирование носослезного канала, оба глаза.Процедура быстрая, но орал конечно сильно.Говорят больше плачет от того что держат там крепко.
Diana Kalinovskaya
How many months old is the baby? No one offered us anything to do or any manipulations other than massage, and I decided to do it myself. We didn’t do anything at home; there was no geoya, but the tear was accumulating and didn’t go away, and probably closer to 6 months, it tore. The most important thing is to do massage. I did it while the baby was eating, but we had one eye. By the way, my sister also had 2 eyes, we also did massage, and everything eventually normalized — we didn’t do anything specific. Well, that scary procedure.
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Anastasiya
We have this. One eye has healed, the other one still doesn't. Do massage of the tear sac, look it up online. Then rinse with furacillin and use Povidone-iodine drops.
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Anastasiya
Better not to push to the point of probing. I still hope to manage with massage and drops. One eye has recovered. Massage 6 times a day. The earlier you start (I mean age), the greater the effect.
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