Be prepared: When the massage works, it isn't pretty. The goal is to force the trapped tears and mucus out through the nose or the corner of the eye. You might see a sudden discharge of sticky, yellowish fluid. While this is a sign of success (the blockage is clearing), it can be alarming if you aren't expecting it. Have a tissue ready immediately.
Named after the ophthalmologist who developed it, this massage uses finger pressure to increase hydraulic pressure in the tear sac. This pressure often pops open the membrane blocking the duct. clogged tear duct massage
The clogged tear duct massage is a before seeking surgical intervention (probing). It is free, safe when done correctly, and has a high success rate for infants. Be prepared: When the massage works, it isn't pretty