For new mothers, the biggest wish is for their babies to grow up healthy all the time. However, some babies are prone to getting angry, have eye droppings, and have a lot of secretions. Even massages and eye drops are ineffective. Some babies also need to undergo lacrimal gland probing surgery, and parents are very worried about the potential side effects. So, do baby lacrimal gland probing procedures have any side effects?
Firstly, this is a very simple surgery. In general, there will not be significant side effects or harm. But this depends on the individual situation of the baby. Some babies may experience fever, redness, swelling, and tears after surgery. As long as postoperative care is done well, there should be no major problems. If the postoperative reaction is strong, it is necessary to consult a doctor immediately to avoid the occurrence of inflammation.
Secondly, although lacrimal gland probing surgery is a minor procedure, there are generally no side effects, so there is no need to worry too much. But parents should not be careless either. It is best to take the baby to a regular eye hospital for treatment, as the effect will be better. Pay attention to your baby's eye hygiene in daily life, do not let them rub their eyes, and do not come into contact with irritating odors. Baby's eyes are very fragile and require more careful care from parents.
Finally, as mentioned earlier, this is a minor surgery. Before the surgery, the doctor will apply anesthesia to the baby, so that the baby will feel better during the surgery. Therefore, the baby will not feel particularly painful during the lacrimal gland probing surgery, and mothers can rest assured to perform the surgery for their baby.
In short, the surgery should be determined based on the specific condition of the baby. If the baby cannot be completely cleared at once, there may be two or three more surgeries. Mothers can make decisions based on the doctor's advice.
