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Why does l eye tear? drs. tried sewing up corners, inserting my tissue into lower lids, stent in l duct, & endoscopy surgery to open another duct.
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Blocked tear ducts: Blocked tear ducts are common with advancing age but it looks like you are doing the right thing consulting the specialists.
Answered 3/22/2020
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