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Currently i have the flu and everytime i watch tv, my eyes start to water. what causes my eyes to water?
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Vision issues: Eye strain could cause eyes to water. May be time to get vision checked to be on safe side. History of glaucoma in family?
Answered 3/26/2013
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DRY EYES: Straining from watching tv for prolonged time, as well as dry air from furnace being on.
Answered 4/17/2015
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