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Newborn babies are susceptible to many conditions due to their vulnerable state, including a number of newborn eye infections. Conjunctivitis, also known as pink eye, is one of these infections that ...

Watery eyes, or epiphora, result from excess tear production or drainage issues, affecting all ages but more common in infants and older adults. Blocked tear ducts, reflex tearing from irritants, and ...

I have a blocked tear duct which causes my eyes to water a lot. The doctor has told me that the only options I have are to put up with it or have surgery to unblock it, which he says is painful and is ...

Eye crust forms when mucus, oils, and debris accumulate, often during sleep. This buildup is a normal part of the eye's maintenance process. However, crusty eyes can also indicate underlying issues ...

Q: My seven-year-old hound has a large, swollen gland or tear duct on the inside of her eye and another large, round mass in one of her teats. She has had three litters, but not since three years ago.

My six month old daughter has suffered from blocked tear ducts since birth and her eyes are always infected and streaming with green or yellow mucus. I have been told it should clear with wiping it ...

An overview of eyelid and facial spasms or twitching, what causes them, and different treatment options. Blepharospasm is a condition that causes involuntary eye spasms or blinking. It can be treated ...

The character of eye discharge (e.g., watery, sticky, green, foamy) is a primary clue for a differential diagnosis. Causes range from simple irritants and allergies to severe infections, blocked tear ...