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I often have facial irritation and sore/watery eyes? what can i do?
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Blepharitis?: Sound like the skin and facial irritation may be linked to the eye problems - possibly blepharitis or rosacea. Eyelid hygiene with warm compresses and scrubs can help as well as short courses of topical or oral antibiotics. See your ophthalmologist for extra help.
Answered 10/10/2011
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Eye exam: Need to determine a cause, a primary skin problem with secondary eye issues, or a primary eye problem with secondary skin findings.
Answered 12/10/2014
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