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Why is it that my eyes get watery every day no matter what i do?
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Probably dry eyes: As a reflex, your eyes will water to try and compensate for the dryness. Try artificial tears to help your eyes stay lubricated as a start. See an eye doctor that can recommend more advanced treatment if the artificial tears don't help. They can also make sure its not an eyelid or tear duct problem. Good luck.
Answered 5/10/2014
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