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Do dry eyes get worse with pregnancy?
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Yes: Hormone changes during pregnancy and breastfeeding can cause dry eyes or worsen the dryness if you already have dry eyes. Use artificial tears as necessary to help moisten the eyes.
Answered 10/27/2015
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