How do you draw infection out of an infected and clogged tear duct?

Answer 1

AnswerUse colloidal silver. It is so harmless that it is applied to the eyes of new-borns. It is very effective at killing everything: including viruses. Colloidal silver is a powerful, natural antibiotic, virus killer, anti-fungal, infection preventative, which also has steroid like regenerative properties. It is still used for burn victims. There are no known toxicity effects of the newer pure electrically produced colloidal silver. Pure silver has no toxic effects on humans or animals. The purported side effects of pharmaceutical silver in past times was caused by protein and salt impurities from manufacturers. The new pure electrolytic silver solutions do not cause the condition known as argyia. Silver was discontinued the same year that the FDA was created.

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Answer 2

Tear ducts are located in the corner of the eye closest to the nose. There is one on each lid and they function by draining the tears created by the lacrimal gland. The gland is located under the brow and secretes tears that are then evenly distributed over the eye by the blinking of the lid. The tears exit the eye thru the punctum (drainage hole) and eventually into sinus cavity and down the throat. Excessive tearing (epiphoria), is a symptom of a clogged drainage duct. When the tear duct is clogged it should be treated with hot compresses. if this doesn't help a Dr should be consulted. The clogging could be due to ocular or upper respiratory infection. Swelling in the lids or growth could also cause tearing. The ducts can be flushed, while under the care of a Dr, by squirting saline solution into the punctum. It can also be repaired surgically if necessary.