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My 3w old baby has woken up with an oozing right eye. it's not red or swollen, just a constant sticky 'sleep'. what can be done to treat this?
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Eye: It is frequently that babies have an obstructed tear duct. You can start massaging it close the nose eye angle and make an appointment with your pediatrician to asses.
Answered 9/25/2020
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