“How do you stop having watery eyes?”
I am a 38 year old female who has watery eyes constantly. How do you stop having watery eyes?
10 Answers
There are several reasons that you could be having watery eyes. You should see an ophthalmologist to determine if it is from irritation, lack of draining or position of the eye.
Watery eyes can be a sign of many ocular conditions. Allergies can cause watery eyes, esp. if they are itchy. Dry eyes, believe it or not, can also cause watery eyes. It is the body's natural response to trying to moisten the dry eyes. It does not work very well for the eyes but it is a symptom of dry eyes. Eyelid issues can also cause dry eyes. Watery eyes should be investigated by your eye care professional.
There are many different causes for watery eyes. You need to see an eye doctor to determine the cause and to get the best solution/treatment.
Depends on the circumstance. Assuming no noxious agents in the air (smoke, dust, etc) then the common cause is "Dry Eye". The unstable tears tend to not coat the surface of the eye, instead pooling on the lower lid. Instill a drop of artificial tears 4-5x per day as needed (reading, computer work, movie watching are activities which cause watering the most). If the problem persist,, see your eye care provider.
There are many reasons for watery eyes, such as dry eyes, allergies, eyelid irregularities, abnormal lash orientation, even blocked tear ducts. You should be evaluated by an ophthalmologist to determine the cause and treatment in your situation.
Tearing from the eyes can have multiple causes, including blocked tear drainage ducts, allergies, even dry eyes. It is best to see an ophthalmologist to determine the cause and recommend treatment.
Watery eyes are usually a sign of dry eyes. This can be partially hormonal in females. The easiest way to correct this is to take omega3 vitamins. I particularly recommend Theratears nutritional supplements. Three capsules daily. This will usually correct the dry eye condition, causing your eyes to water.
Dr. LMJ
Dr. LMJ
Dry eyes can cause reflex tearing and watering. Use artificial tears or go see your eye specialist.
Have your eyes checked by an ophthalmologist. Look for local causes of eye irritation, allergies, in-growing eye lashes, syringe your ducts to uncover blockages or take swabs for bacterial cultures. Finally, use an anti histamine medication to dry your eyes if there are no other treatable issues.
Your eyes are actually dry and your body is overcompensating. Try OTC artificial tears 4 times a day.
