An 8-year-old male presented with right periocular swelling, redness, pain, watering, and sloughing of skin over the lower eyelid of 3 weeks’ duration. As per his parents, the child had a history of probing for right congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction conducted elsewhere, immediately after which the signs and symptoms occurred. However, no further details were available regarding the procedure. He had received intravenous cephalosporins elsewhere for the lesion but had showed no improvement.
An 8-year-old male presented with right periocular swelling, redness, pain, watering, and sloughing of skin over the lower eyelid of 3 weeks’ duration. As per his parents, the child had a history of probing for right congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction conducted elsewhere, immediately after which the signs and symptoms occurred. However, no further details were available regarding the procedure. He had received intravenous cephalosporins elsewhere for the lesion but had showed no improvement.