My son, 7 months old, had nasal lacrimal tubules rinsed. The doctor wrote in the he alth record that both channels are open. He got droplets after the procedure. But after the antibiotic treatment is over, my son's right eye is leaking yellow pus again. Is the tubule blocked and does the procedure need to be repeated again? What is the time interval from the first procedure to open the canal again?

First of all, it should be inoculated for the presence of bacteria. Of course, this can be done by a doctor - ophthalmologist. You can also try to flush the tubules again.

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Iwona Grabska - Liberek

Ophthalmologist, postdoctoral doctor of medicine, head of the Ophthalmology Clinic and head of the Clinical Department of Ophthalmology at the Medical Center of Postgraduate Education in Warsaw. From 2016, the president of the Polish Ophthalmology Society.

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