Blocked tear duct

Blocked tear duct
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Blocked tear duct
Definition:
A blocked treat duct describes a partial or complete obstruction in the duct system that carries tears away from the surface of the eye to the nose.
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A blocked tear duct is usually diagnosed based on a complete medical history and a physical examination of your child. Additional tests are not usually required to confirm the diagnosis.
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Drooping eyelids can prevent tears from draining normally, so tears may run down the cheek. Excessive tearing can also be a sign of increased sensitivity to light or wind, an eye infection, or a blocked tear duct.
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You can prevent the problem with sunglasses or anything else that shields your eyes from the elements. In some cases, tearing can signal an eye infection or a blocked tear duct. See an ophthalmologist if the problem persists.
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