UrgentCare2Go® offers confidential, in-home evaluations for blocked tear ducts. Our mobile clinicians assess tear drainage, examine symptoms such as watery eyes or discharge, identify potential infections or congenital issues, and provide guidance on treatment options — all from the comfort of your home.
We accept most major insurance plansA blocked tear duct evaluation helps determine why tears are not draining properly from the eye into the nose. Symptoms such as watery eyes, recurrent eye infections, or discharge may indicate an obstruction. Early evaluation ensures appropriate treatment and reduces the risk of infection or chronic irritation.
In-home assessment allows convenient evaluation for tear duct issues without needing clinic visits. UrgentCare2Go® helps patients:
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At UrgentCare2Go®, we accept most major insurance plans including Medicare and Texas Medicaid using our billing company DK Physicians PLLC.
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A blocked tear duct occurs when tears cannot drain from the eye into the nose, leading to watery eyes or discharge.
Common symptoms include excessive tearing, eye discharge, redness, swelling near the eye, and recurrent eye infections.
Yes. Infants often have congenital blockages, while adults may develop obstruction due to infection, injury, or age-related changes.
Yes. Mobile providers follow strict infection control protocols and can safely assess blocked tear ducts at home.
Treatment may include gentle massage, warm compresses, eye drops, or referral for procedures if conservative measures fail.
Yes. Stagnant tears can lead to bacterial infections such as conjunctivitis or dacryocystitis. Prompt evaluation reduces risk.
Most major insurance plans cover tear duct evaluations and related treatments.
Gentle massage and warm compresses are safe, but persistent symptoms should be evaluated by a medical professional.
In infants, some congenital blockages may resolve spontaneously. Adults often require treatment or referral.
Seek urgent evaluation if there is severe pain, sudden swelling, fever, or signs of serious infection.