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Why is my eyes red every morning?
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Red eyes: Redness can have many causes including dryness, allergy, abrasion, irritation, medication, drugs, infection, and foreign bodies. It is important to see an eye MD for an exam to establish the cause.
Answered 10/30/2017
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