What's the matter with your eyes watering in the wind

It is often asked how the eyes shed tears in the wind? This condition is related to trichiasis, conjunctivitis, obstruction of the lacrimal passage and other diseases. The common obstruction of the lacrimal passage is that infants often have repeated tears in one or both eyes after birth, which can be accompanied by yellow or white secretions. It is recommended to massage the lacrimal sac area for 30 to 50 times a day. Infants more than two months old can be flushed with the lacrimal passage. If repeated irrigation of the lacrimal passage is still not unblocked, the lacrimal passage exploration can be performed when they are about half a year old. In adults with lacrimal duct obstruction, lacrimal duct flushing, probing or laser surgery can not solve the problem fundamentally. If necessary, nasal dacryocystorhinostomy or endoscopic lacrimal duct catheterization should be performed.