Permanent Treatment for Watery Eyes in Kurnool
DCR Surgery (Dacryocystorhinostomy) is a procedure performed to treat blockage of the tear duct.
Normally, tears drain from the eyes into the nose through a small passage called the nasolacrimal duct. When this duct becomes blocked, tears overflow onto the face, causing constant watering and sometimes infection.
DCR surgery creates a new pathway for tears to drain properly.
Common causes include:
Chronic sinus infections
Nasal infections
Injury to the nose
Age-related narrowing
Congenital blockage
Recurrent eye infections
You may notice:
Continuous watering from the eye
Swelling near the inner corner of the eye
Pain near the nose
Recurrent eye infections
Pus discharge
Blurred vision due to excess tears
If left untreated, it can lead to repeated infections.
DCR is recommended when:
Watering persists for a long time
Recurrent infections occur
Medications do not help
There is pus discharge
Swelling near the tear sac keeps coming back
Performed through the nose using an endoscope
No skin incision
Faster recovery
Minimal bleeding
Performed under local or general anesthesia
A new drainage pathway is created
Small tube (stent) may be placed temporarily
Procedure takes about 45–90 minutes
Usually a day-care surgery
No. The procedure is done under anesthesia.
Mild swelling or discomfort may occur for a few days.
Mild swelling near the eye
Avoid nose blowing for a few days
Follow-up visits required
Most patients resume normal activities within a week
Success rate of DCR surgery is very high.
Permanent relief from watery eyes
Prevents repeated infections
Improves eye comfort
Safe and effective procedure
Long-lasting results
At our ENT center in Kurnool, we offer:
Advanced endoscopic DCR surgery
Modern surgical facilities
Experienced ENT specialist care
Safe and sterile environment
Complete post-operative follow-up
We focus on precision, safety, and long-term relief.
Q1: Is DCR surgery safe?
Yes, it is a safe and commonly performed procedure.
Q2: Will there be a scar?
Endoscopic DCR has no external scar.
Q3: How long does the tube stay inside?
If placed, it is usually removed after a few weeks.
Q4: Can watering return after surgery?
Recurrence is rare when surgery is done properly.
If you are suffering from continuous watery eyes or recurrent infections, consult our ENT specialist in Kurnool today.
Call now to schedule your appointment and get permanent relief.
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