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2018-03-17 05:31:59
No diabetic retinopathy or glaucoma detected. still water is continually following from both eyes. Eye drops used as per advice of Dr. Dhaval Mody is " Lubrex DS".
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This watering may be due to blockage of nasolacrimal passage or eversion of lacirmal Puncta.please try lacrmal massage 3to4 times daily and can continue the drops you are using.

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Hello There are many causes of Watering. This could be due to lacrimal passage blockage I would recommend you to consult local Ophthalmologist and get syringing test done You may use lubrex DS as advised... This is a lubricating eyedrop Regards

Answered2018-03-17 05:34:49

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