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Watery and red eyes
Continuous watery eyes with redness all over
What may be the reason for this
No cold no cough no running nose
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Are you a regular computer user if so it might be computer vision syndrome
Or it might be due to allergy or infection or dryness
For detailed discussion please initiate an online consultation with anybody.
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There are many causes for watery red eyes like infection, allergy etc
Kindly share close up pics
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Any treatment for any other conditions like asthma/thyroid/artheritis
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consult online
Health Tips
wash your eyes frequently
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Dr. Shweta Atheeshwar
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
17 yrs exp
Chennai
What is the duration of redness and watering? Is there any pain?
This could be a viral conjunctivitis.
If associated with itching and eye rubbing, it could be allergic conjunctivitis.
If you have been working in front of a screen for very long hours, it could be digital eye strain.
Next Steps
Please do an online consultation with the ophthalmologist.
Health Tips
Please wash your face often with plain water. You may do cold compresses over the eyes. You can also use a lubricant eye drop like Refresh tears 2 hourly in the meantime.
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