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Can you help with mild burning feeling in one eye that isn't going away?
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Dry eye or infection: If this is long standing, most likely dry eyes. Use over the counter artificial tears at least 4 times a time and this should improve. If there is mattering, this could be an infection and should be looked at by an ophthalmologist. If you wear contacts, please have the fit of the lens checked as well.
Answered 7/4/2013
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