"You’re essentially milking the duct," Dr. Aris said. "You’re pushing the fluid down to help pop that membrane open. Do this about ten times, two or three times a day. Always do it after a feed when he is calm."
Primary indications include:
Elena looked confused. "Plumbing?"
She did this ten times. Immediately after the second session, she saw a large glob of the yellowish discharge come out of the corner of his eye. She cleaned it away, revealing a much clearer eye underneath. lacrimal duct massage
: Using a clean finger, firm pressure is applied to the area between the inner corner of the eye and the side of the bridge of the nose. The motion is usually directed downward toward the nostril. "You’re essentially milking the duct," Dr