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Blocked tear ducts are common among newborns due to incomplete development of the tear drainage system, leading to excessive tearing or discharge. This condition, known as nasolacrimal duct obstruction, is usually temporary but requires careful monitoring. Parents should recognize symptoms such as redness, swelling, and crusty discharge around the eyes, and consult a pediatric ophthalmologist if issues persist beyond three months. Home care techniques like warm compresses and gentle massage can provide relief, while professional interventions may include probing or stenting of the tear ducts.

Vision is one of the most relied-upon senses, yet it is often taken for granted until a problem interferes with daily life.

The retina is one of the most vital and delicate structures in the eye, playing a central role in vision.