After dacryocystitis surgery: From my observation, I realize that the key to the success of the operation lies in: 1. Whether the obstruction is removed; 2. The thickness and time of the indwelling hose; 3. Whether the postoperative procedure is effective Tear duct flushing.

If the operation is successful, postoperative flushing is very important. Eye drops are not important, because the drops may not work in the lacrimal sac; oral antibiotics are generally not necessary. It has been many days since your dacryocystitis surgery. If the flushing is smooth and the lacrimal sac is compressed without pus and mucus overflowing, then there is probably no problem. If there is still mucus overflowing from the tear point, there is a possibility of re-obstruction in the future. Now Be sure to flush the tear duct thoroughly, and do not stop flushing when there is medicine in the nasal cavity.

Dacryocystitis will not be cured by relying on eye drops alone without surgery. The itching at the corners of the eyes is probably not a big problem and may have nothing to do with the surgery.