Watery eyes are managed conservatively by eye drops. Non-resolving cases require surgical treatment of the cause like DCR, lid surgery or probing.

The key to treatment is to identify the cause of the watery eye and then address the underlying problem. -- Dr. Saiyid Hasan, Ophthalmology, Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, Fla.

Watery eyes are managed conservatively by eye drops and massage over the nasolacrimal duct. Non resolving cases require surgical treatment like dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR), lid surgery or probing.

There are many reasons why people get watery eyes, from dirt or dust, to conditions like seasonal allergies, pink eye, and blocked tear ducts.

These natural and easy remedies can deal with watery eyes. Keep hydrated to have overall eye health. Drinking a sufficient amount of water prevents dryness, therefore causing more tears and wet eyes.

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The result is watery eyes and excessive tearing. The first-line treatment for this condition might seem counterintuitive, too: Apply over-the-counter artificial tear drops.

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Excess watery fluid in the eye drains through the tear duct into the nose. The warm washcloth your eye doctor recommended helps to open up the meibomian glands, which frequently get clogged up.

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