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What is the reason for red eye after bath?
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Heat irritation: Heat of the water can exacerbate chronic inflammation from dry eye or blepharitis, inflaming the conjunctiva further. . Also, soap in your eyes can cause a short lived chemical conjunctivitis that will go away.
Answered 10/8/2013
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