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Why are my eyes always puffy when i wake up?
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Puffy eyes: Puffy eyes in am can be due to: excess salt in take night before, h/o chronic rubbing, genetics, thyroid, kidney or heart issues. See PCP to be sure not later. If normal, see eyeMD for treatment options.
Answered 5/10/2016
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