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Health Tip: Too Many Tears?

Causes of watery eyes


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(HealthDay News) -- Watery eyes are an irritating symptom of a variety of conditions.

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The U.S. National Library of Medicine lists these common causes of watery eyes:

  • An allergy to particles in the air, such as dust, dirt or dander.
  • An infection of the eye.
  • A blocked tear duct.
  • Eyelids or eyelashes that turn inward and irritate the eye.
  • A foreign substance in the eye.
  • Temporary watering of the eyes can sometimes accompany laughing, yawning, straining the eyes, or vomiting.


-- Diana Kohnle

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Last updated 1/22/2008

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