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Is your watery eyes caused by allergies and dry eyes?

Watery eyes are a common sign of allergies, but it is also a sign of something else? There are certain symptoms that signal whether those watery eyes are allergies or dry eye syndrome (DES).

How many people have allergies?

More than 50 million people suffer from allergies every year. Allergic rhinitis, also referred to as hay fever, can cause watery eyes along with sneezing, itchy eyes, and a runny nose. Allergy sufferers often find that they experience these symptoms seasonally.

How many people have both allergies and dry eyes?

However, up to 10 percent of those who believe they may have allergies, may actually have dry eye syndrome (DES).

Dry Eye Syndrome or Allergies?

Dry eyes are a common complaint for many people who visit their eye doctor. In fact, almost 5 million Americans suffer from watery dry eyes. Many people that suffer from dry eye syndrome believe that they have allergies. So how can a person tell the difference between dry eye syndrome and allergies?

No matter what type of allergen, ragweed, pet dander, or pollen, the eyes react in the same way: redness, itching, burning eyes with clear, watery discharge.

Dry eye symptoms

Dry eyes also cause eyes that are red, itching, and burning with watery discharge. However, dry eyes are not caused by allergens, but rather problems with tear making glands in the eyes, wind, or even auto-immune disorders.

Tears help keep your eyes clean and decrease the risk of developing an eye infection. Without adequate tears, your eyes may experience:

• stinging
• burning
• blurry vision
• itching
• sensitivity to light
• discomfort

Dry eye may also cause problems with your vision.

According to a 2020 reportTrusted Source, dry eye can reduce visual function and negatively affect your quality of life by interfering with your productivity and emotional well-being.

In some cases, severe dry eye may cause:

• corneal ulcers
• scarring
• permanent vision loss

Are eye drops for allergies effective?

For allergies, many doctors prescribe allergy eye drops because of their extreme success in treating allergy symptoms. However, these same eye drops that bring relief to allergy sufferers can cause the protective layer covering the eye to wash away leading to dry eye syndrome.

Tears in Action

When a particle gets in or around the eyes, tears are necessary to wash away these foreign bodies. But, excessive tearing can cause watery eyes which can wash away the protective layer that covers the eyes.

Epiphora

Epiphora, which means increased tearing, can be caused from the eyes producing more tears than necessary or a tear drainage duct not functioning properly.

The lacrimal gland produces the tears that protect the surface of the eye. Located above and behind the upper eyelid, the gland works when we blink, while the eyelid pushes the tears across the surface of the eyes.

How does tear work?

These tears collect in the lower corner of the eye where they travel through tiny holes to a nasal duct that allows them to travel down the nose and into the throat. At the same time, the lacrimal gland produces new tears and the process continues.

This is all an important process that, if interrupted, can cause a person pain, discomfort, and even vision loss.

Dry Eye Syndrome

If dry eyes last months or years, dry eye syndrome (DES) is present. Sometimes the symptoms improve but return after some time. When the tear film is washed away due to excessive watery eyes, dry eyes gets worse.

There are several reasons people suffer from DES. If the Meibomian oil glands are clogged, the quality of tears is poor (tear not thick with the right mixture of mucin, protein, and lubricants), certain medications cause the eyes to become dry, or even environmental factors cause a disruption to the tear film, DES can be present.

It is vitally important that the eyes are able to produce their own natural tears to protect the eye surface.

If the cornea becomes damaged from a lack of a protective tear film, vision loss may occur. Whether the need is increasing tears, maintaining tears, triggering tear production, or healing inflammation in or around the eye,

Frequently Asked Questions

What is watery eyes a symptom of?

Watery eyes is a symptom of either allergies, dry eyes or a combination of both.  There are other reasons for watery eyes as well that are more disease related, or mishap of the eyelids.

How do I get my eyes to stop being watery?

To stop eyes from being watery depends on the root cause.

If it is allergy related, take anti-histamines should help.  Beware that anti-histamines will make your dry eyes worse.

If the root cause is dry eyes, try the all natural oral treatment from TheraLife. 

Should I worry about watery eyes?

Conclusion

A watery eye is a common complaint among patients visiting the eye doctor. This condition affects all age groups due to different etiologies. It can negatively impact patients’ lives and be a manifestation of systemic disease.

Due to its multifactorial nature, a comprehensive history and workup are essential to detect the possible causes of the watery eye and treat accordingly.

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