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What is the signs and symptoms of sore eyes?
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Red and tearing eyes: Eyes that are sore or that ache can have a multitude of causes ranging from eye infection, inflammation, trauma, dry eye, or tithe need for glasses. Thes e can manifest as blurred vision, tearing eyes, double vision, android (methyltestosterone).
Answered 10/19/2017
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Sore eyes: This is likely due to dry eye and symptoms typically include irritation, mild light sensitivity, blurry vision, foreign body sensation.
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