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Whenever i spend time in the sun or expose my face to wind, my eyes become puffy red and sore. strong sun cream and glasses dont work. anything to do?
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Puffy eyes: your symptoms suggest non bacterial conjunctivitis probably caused by exposure to pollens and dust i would ask your primary doctor for a solution based on these recommendations
Answered 3/16/2016
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Hat with broad brim.: Wear a hat with a broad brim, or use an umbrella to add more protection. Otherwise, avoiding direct sunlight sounds best for you. If something hurts, don't do it!
Answered 5/14/2015
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