I was worried at first that we would end up with a white Forest Whitaker (see lazy eye), but apparently it is common in newborns and there shouldn't be any long-term issues.
Happily, he is already looking much better today.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Lazy Eye
I guess it is now Henry's turn for a medical issue. Poor little Hanky-poo has a clogged tear duct. It was first misdiagnosed as an eye infection so we were torturing him 3 times daily with eye drops. Now we just have to give him some hard rubbing eye massages twice a day. That should be fun.
I was worried at first that we would end up with a white Forest Whitaker (see lazy eye), but apparently it is common in newborns and there shouldn't be any long-term issues.
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I was worried at first that we would end up with a white Forest Whitaker (see lazy eye), but apparently it is common in newborns and there shouldn't be any long-term issues.
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This will probably sound crazy, but I swear it works: squirt breast milk in his eye. It clears up those clogged tear ducts right away. Don't ask me why!
ReplyDeleteSeriously. I'm glad I don't have a clogged tear duct. Yikes.
ReplyDeleteOh come on. I bet you're faking a clogged tear duct right now.
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