Warm compress: A warm compress will often help to soften up whatever is blocking your tear duct and allow it to open up. Try warm (but not hot) water on a small towel but make sure it's not too hot so you don't burn the sensitive skin around your eyes.
Answered 5/30/2012
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Blocked tear duct: A blocked tear duct is a very specific problem inthat you cannot figure out without an evaluation by an eyemd. If a tear duct is truly blocked then typically it can only be cured with surgery by an ophthalmic or ENT surgeon.
Answered 10/3/2016
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