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Be consistent, be gentle, and be patient. One morning, you’ll wake up, and those eyes will be bright, clear, and dry. And you can stop playing eye doctor.
Look at the inner corner of your baby’s eye (the side closest to the nose). Feel for the small, hard bony ridge of the nose. Right next to that bone, just inside the eye socket, is a tiny sac. That’s your target. infant blocked tear duct massage
Don’t Panic at the Goop: How to Treat a Blocked Tear Duct at Home Be consistent, be gentle, and be patient
If you’ve noticed a constant watery eye, some yellowish goop in the corner of your newborn’s eye, or lashes that seem glued shut after a nap, you are likely dealing with a very common issue: a blocked tear duct (dacryostenosis). Look at the inner corner of your baby’s
Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult your pediatrician before starting any home treatment for your infant.
Be consistent, be gentle, and be patient. One morning, you’ll wake up, and those eyes will be bright, clear, and dry. And you can stop playing eye doctor.
Look at the inner corner of your baby’s eye (the side closest to the nose). Feel for the small, hard bony ridge of the nose. Right next to that bone, just inside the eye socket, is a tiny sac. That’s your target.
Don’t Panic at the Goop: How to Treat a Blocked Tear Duct at Home
If you’ve noticed a constant watery eye, some yellowish goop in the corner of your newborn’s eye, or lashes that seem glued shut after a nap, you are likely dealing with a very common issue: a blocked tear duct (dacryostenosis).
Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult your pediatrician before starting any home treatment for your infant.