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Both of my eyes will suddenly start to hurt and large amount of tears will be produced which doesn't seem to help. what's causing the pain?
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Surface of eyes: The surface of the eyes is probably irritated and inflamed. While lubricating eye drops should help you may need something more. Please see you eye doctor for this.
Answered 2/1/2013
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