symptoms of eye disorders
eye disorders
Watery Eyes
Common causes of tearing include allergies, dry eyes, inward or outward turning of the eyelids, as well as infection, narrowing, or blockage of the tear drainage pathway. Testing, if necessary, can often be done in an ophthalmologist's office. Other testing, such as dacryoscintigraphy or dacryocystography (imaging tests of the tear ducts) or computed tomography, is necessary when in-office tests do not reveal the cause or doctors suspect a tumor. 