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When i woke up my eyes were watery; is this the start of pinkeye?
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Pink eye: Nasal congestion can cause watery eyes because the tears have a problem draining into the nose. An eye irritation, allergy or corneal abrasion can cause watery eyes. It could also be the start of an infection.
Answered 7/6/2012
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