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Can there be anything to reduce pressure in eyes?
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Yes: There are many medicines that reduce the pressure in eyes. If you are referring to the sensation of pressure in your eyes, this is likely due to sinusitis and you should see your doctor for treatment.
Answered 5/30/2013
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