Dacryocystitis Clinical Practice Guideline
Continue IV antibiotics for 3 days before changing to oral if improving. IF NOT IMPROVING o Discuss with St Vincent’s Hospital Infectious Disease team o CT scan to evaluate for orbital cellulitis o Infectious disease consult: consider adding metronidazole to cover anaerobic infection, in particular if over 9 years of age. ................
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