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Always Eyes get watery

2015-12-12 02:47:01
My eyes always gets watery when I see any light or glowing objects(cell phone,TV,PC,lights) or cannot tolerate rooms with lights opened. While driving I cannot see properly . I eyes get closed and they are nearly too sensitive . I don't know .? Is it a allergy or its not normal .
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Excessive sensitivity to light (Photophobia) and watering can occur due to some corneal pathology or dryness. So, get it examined first to know exact cause and get treatment appropriately.

Answered2015-12-12 19:26:49

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Watering eye, also known as epiphora or tearing, is a condition in which there is an overflow of tears. Allergic conjunctivitis ,infective conjunctivitis presents with watery eyes along with itching . If nasolacrimal duct is narrowed or blocked surgical intervention is required.

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