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Is it recommended to ice your eyes if you have continuous pain?
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Need to find cause: Why do you have the pain is the quest. Dry eyes, allergy, intraocular eye disease--please see an ophthalmologist to to treat and diminish the pain.
Answered 10/4/2016
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