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Is it possible that lack of water consumption cause eye strain?
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Not likely: Lack of water consumption is not a likely cause of eye strain. You should see your eye doctor to see if you need glasses. You should, however, as a matter of good health, try to maintain proper hydration.
Answered 8/12/2013
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