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Why are my eyes constantly bloodshot?
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Multiple causes: In your age group in order of frequency the cause of constant red eyes are: 1. Dry eyes or tear insufficiency. 2. Blepharitis. 3. Allergic atopic conjunctivitis. Rarely alcohol or drug abuse. See your ophthalmologist.
Answered 9/14/2013
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