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Andre Litwin
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What are the treatments for watery eyes?
Watery eyes are common and can be easily treated if they don’t go away on their own. In this video, Andre Litwin, a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon at Sapphire Eye Care, highlights why they occur and how they can be managed.
Transcript
So watery eyes is a very common symptom. Most of us will get some watering of eyes at some stage, and it can be quite normal, so outdoors in a cold wind, et cetera. There's simple treatments, which often your optician might have already had a chat with you about and started you on. But basically, if you've tried the simple treatments from your optician or pharmacist or GP and your eyes are still watering, then that's time to come and see a specialist such as us at Sapphire, oculoplastic surgeons. You can then investigate and treat your watery eye further.