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I have allergies some nights and not others. it's mostly watery eyes. sometimes a runny nose. i changed pillows and that helped. aside from over?
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Dust mites?: If changing the pillow helps, dust mite allergy may be the cause. Your exposure to the mite droppings often depends on how often you move in bed. Were it not for the improvement from changing pillows, dry eyes would have been another potential cause for your tearing.
Answered 2/25/2015
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