A blocked tear duct or is a fairly common condition in infants that may occur for several reasons older children and adults. People often think that blocked tear duct means you can not produce tears, but in reality this is not true. Normally, a blocked means that the eyes can not properly drain tears. This means that the eyes may have tears, become swollen and exposed to the range infection.A frequent symptoms may be present when a person has a blocked tear duct. These include the search for Bloody Tears, or sticky crust around the affected eye, swelling of the eyelid on the inside corner, and frequent eye infections and rashes. If this situation persists, especially if the lower eyelid or corner of the eye is closed, you should suspect a blocked tear duct.In infants, the most common cause of a blocked tear duct tear duct is not developed or even a tiny bit of fabric on the channel.
