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what causes watery eyes - #38795

Matthew

I am dealing with this annoying issue of watery eyes. It started a couple of months ago when I was outside a lot in the spring—lots of pollen and everything, you know? At first, I thought it was just allergies or something simple like that. But like, it’s become more persistant. My eyes feel super irritated, and they just keep weeping, especially when I’m at work staring at a computer. It’s hard to focus, and I catch myself blinking like I’m trying to push out the tears but they keep coming. I’ve tried some over-the-counter allergy meds, but they work only a bit. My friend mentioned that the air quality might be playing a part too? I don’t know, I am just wondering... like, what causes watery eyes? Is it just the allergies? Or could it be something more? Sometimes I feel like I’m overthinking this, but I can’t shake this feeling that it might be an issue with my tear ducts or even an infection? Ugh, so confusing! Could anyone give me an idea of what causes watery eyes in general or any suggestions for relief? I have a huge presentation coming up, and I don’t want to be that person with a constant runny eye. Thanks a lot!

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Watery eyes can be surprisingly multifaceted, especially when it comes to identifying the underlying causes. You’ve mentioned pollen, prolonged computer use, and even speculations about your tear ducts and infections. All of these factors can certainly contribute to excessive tear production. From an Ayurvedic perspective, watery eyes may relate to an imbalance in your doshas, particularly the Pitta and Vata doshas. Environmental factors like allergens and air quality may indeed instigate such imbalances.

When dealing with allergies, the body’s response involves releasing histamines, which can lead to increased tear production to flush out irritants. This is exacerbated by computer use, which minimizes blinking frequency, causing eye dryness and subsequently more reflexive tears.

Let’s discuss some practical suggestions. Firstly, ensure your workspace is optimised for eye health; use anti-glare screens, adjust the brightness and position the screen at eye level. Taking breaks every 20 minutes to look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds can also rest your eyes. (The 20-20-20 rule). Consider using lubricating eye drops to minimize dryness.

From a dietary standpoint, incorporating eye-soothing foods can be beneficial. Ghee, known for its tridoshic properties, can help restore balance. You can consume a small teaspoon of triphala with honey at night, as triphala is known for its eye-health benefits. Avoid spicy and fermented foods, as they can aggravate Pitta.

Cleanse your eyes daily with cool, filtered water, and try placing cool cucumber slices over your eyes to soothe and reduce inflammation. Practicing Pranayama, like Anulom Vilom, can help balance your doshas.

If an infection or blocked tear ducts are a concern, it would be wise to consult an ophthalmologist. They can provide specific diagnostics and interventions that might be needed. Meanwhile, Gentley massaging the area around your tear ducts can sometimes aid in alleviating minor blockages. However, do it softly to prevent any harm.

Address these aspects, and observe any changes. A combination of Ayurvedic remedies and lifestyle adjustments often brings significant improvement, but don’t overlook consulting a professional for a detailed examination if symptoms persist.

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Watery eyes can arise from a variety of factors, especially when you’re mentioning exposure to pollen and prolonged screen time. In Ayurveda, particularly within the Siddha-Ayurvedic framework, such symptoms often relate to imbalances in the doshas. Here, we would look at the interplay of Pitta and Vata doshas. An excess of Pitta can lead to irritation and burning sensations, reflective in the way your eyes feel. Vata may contribute by causing excessive tearing, especially when you’re in front of screens or outdoors in windy conditions.

Pollen exposure initially might trigger sensitivity or allergic reactions, leading to irritation. Over-the-counter allergy medications provide temporary relief by reducing the body’s reaction but don’t always address the imbalances at root. Likewise, extended time spent staring at such screens can exacerbate the issue by straining the eyes, further irritating irritated tissues, and altering tear production

Begin exploring these potential solutions: 1. Warm compresses: Apply warm, damp cloths on your closed eyelids for 5-10 minutes, twice daily. This can help open up blocked ducts if they’re a culprit. 2. Triphala eye wash: Soak a teaspoon of triphala powder in water overnight, strain, and use it as an eye rinse in the morning. This might help to soothe mucosa and clear debris naturally. 3. Ghee application: Before sleep, apply a small amount of homemade ghee to your eyelids. It’s grounding for the doshas — notably Vata — and possess anti-inflammatory attributes. 4. Adjust screen exposure: Follow the 20-20-20 rule: Every 20 minutes, take a 20-second break and stare at something 20 feet away to ease digital eye strain.

Deep breathing exercises like Anulom-Vilom might be beneficial as well. Such practices support by alleviating stress, which otherwise aggravates symptoms. Should these symptoms not improve, or if your condition worsens, you should contact a healthcare professional to explore any possibility of infection or structural tear duct concerns. Being attentive to persistent eye issues ensures that complications are avoided and options such as Ayurveda can be employed safely alongside.

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Thanks a ton for this comprehensive list. Your advice about Ayurveda was such a relief! I feel more confident managing my allergies now.
Thanks a ton for this comprehensive list. Your advice about Ayurveda was such a relief! I feel more confident managing my allergies now.
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Wow, thanks for the detailed plan! This really helps to have everything broken down like this. I’m relieved to have some clear steps to follow now. Super appreciated!
Wow, thanks for the detailed plan! This really helps to have everything broken down like this. I’m relieved to have some clear steps to follow now. Super appreciated!
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Thank you so much for the advice! I’ll definitely give those a try. Really appreciate the clear suggestions, had no clue what to do before!
Thank you so much for the advice! I’ll definitely give those a try. Really appreciate the clear suggestions, had no clue what to do before!
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This was super helpful, thank u! The advice was clear and simple to follow. Already feeling a bit better after a few days.
This was super helpful, thank u! The advice was clear and simple to follow. Already feeling a bit better after a few days.