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Why does l eye teas after tightened corner of eyes, inserted my tissue in lower lid, used stent to open tear duct, & endoscopy to add a 2nd duct?
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LACRYMAL DUCT: It will not tear if not obstructed again. Recheck with your EENT again.
Answered 3/22/2020
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