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My eyes randomly become very sensitive to light in 2-3 day bursts and make my eyes watery and give my big headaches, any idea what it might be?
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Photosensitivity: Your eyes may be overly sensitive to light, thus producing headaches. Please see an eye doctor who will give you more specifics and ways to treat it. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/31/2018
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