Tears play an essential role in cleaning the surface of the eye, keeping it moist, and protecting it from dryness and infection. They are produced by the lacrimal glands, flow across the surface of the eye, and are then drained through the tear ducts into the nose.
Excessive tearing (epiphora) can occur due to blocked tear ducts, infections, or dry eye, which can trigger excessive reflex tear production. It may require simple medical treatment or minor surgery to correct the problem.
Jordan Eye Center offers a thorough evaluation and treatment of watery-eye conditions, ranging from clinical examination to tear-duct surgery when needed, to improve patient comfort and daily quality of life.
Excessive tearing (epiphora) can occur due to blocked tear ducts, infections, or dry eye, which can trigger excessive reflex tear production. It may require simple medical treatment or minor surgery to correct the problem.
Jordan Eye Center offers a thorough evaluation and treatment of watery-eye conditions, ranging from clinical examination to tear-duct surgery when needed, to improve patient comfort and daily quality of life.