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My eyes are blurry and dry even tho i did use artificial tears today and warm compresses i can't take it anymore doctors can't find anything wrong?
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Try: Washing your eyes with baby shampoo twice a day. It should help. Also when you go to bed use lacrilube (artificial tears) at night as you are might not be closing your eyes all the way when you sleep
Answered 3/7/2020
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