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Can a broken nose lead to excessively teary eyes?
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Broken nose, tearing: Eye tearing is common after any trauma to the nose as a fall, or surgery. It blocks the drainage of the tears which drain normally through a channel (tear duct) into the nose. Once the swelling subsides, tearing resolves.
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