How To Massage Clogged Tear Duct ^new^ -

Place the pinky finger (due to its small size and soft pressure) or the index finger against the side of the nose, level with the inner corner of the eye.

A clogged tear duct (nasolacrimal duct obstruction) can be a frustrating condition, causing watery eyes, crusting, and irritation. While common in newborns, it can also affect adults. Massaging the area, often called the , is a widely recommended home remedy designed to help physically clear the blockage. Step-by-Step Guide: How to Massage a Clogged Tear Duct how to massage clogged tear duct

This is the standard method recommended by pediatric ophthalmologists. Place the pinky finger (due to its small

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