Sounds : Sounds like a blocked tear duct. These generally resolve spontaneously and need to be addressed if it does not resolve after year 1. Seeing, your pedeatrician or ophthalmologist can provide you with guidance and reassurance and follow up care as necessary.
Answered 4/2/2017
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Blockage : Blockage of the tear duct is very common in infants, and resolves on its own in almost 90 percent before their first birthday. Sometimes, inflammation or infection can occur, and eyedrops are needed. Your pediatrician or an ophthalmologist can also teach you ways to massage the tear duct and use hot compresses to get it to go away.
Answered 10/4/2016
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Blocked : Blocked tear duct appears to be the cause. It is very common in infants. It often resolve on its own but sometimes need "probing" of the tear duct to open up the ducts. Have your son be evaluated by a pediatric ophthalmologists (eye doctors specializing in kids).
Answered 10/4/2016
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