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What to do if i have bloodshot eyes in the morning. sometimes one more than the other. it's been happening for like a month now. why is this?
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Possible dry eyes: Bloodshot eyes can be from a variety of causes, like infections, dry eyes, and blepharitis, or chronic inflammation of the eyelids. You should visit your eye doctor to find out the cause and get treatment soon, to avoid any surface damage to the eyes. Do this instead of relying on over the counter remedies.
Answered 6/10/2015
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