Why does just one eye ball cry is it allergies?
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It's possible that you may have allergies.  I have that going on all the time when I forget to take my meds.  But if it gets bad enough, both eyes can be irritated - and that's not fun.\n\nYou should probably see a doctor to see if you have them, and which ones you have.  They may prescribe Allegra or Claritin.
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hey natalie k don't feel alone i have a million different kinds of allergies ~~ milk, wheat, animal hair, corn, peanuts, and on top of that i have asthma so i know how you feel
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Because you have allergies.
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Yes, allergies can cause the types of problems that you are describing.  But, like the other poster advised, I would check with my doctor.  I had several of the same symptoms that you are describing along with vertigo and a feeling of pressure in my ear whenever I lay on my side.  It turned out that I had an infection of the eustatius tubes in both my ears.
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Eye boogers are dried tears.  Tears have a great deal of salt and protein in them (think about how you have to clean contact lenses), so when the water evaporates as you sleep without blinking to clear the tears down your ducts, it leaves behind the salt and protein.
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mine do this with allergies, too. i feel for you, really, i do. i'm allergic to allergy pills; they make me want to kill people. (allergic to antihistimines and decongestants also pain killers and muscle relaxers) \n\navoid chamomile!!! it is a cousin to hayfever stuff and pollen.   avoid at all cost if you have 'hayfever'\n\ntry chilled cucumber slices on your eyes. or go to the health food store and have someone there help you with a homeopathic remedy for your symptoms.
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Could be hives as a result.  She needs to get it checked out as as soon as possible. An allergy test would confirm this.
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Do your eyes only get watery when you wake up?  You could be responding to dry air or it's possible that you have an allergy.  You may want to see your eye doctor to see what he/she recommends.  If it's an allergy, you may need some special eyedrops to help alleviate the symptoms.
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http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/3567/18904  \nCheck out the above site for some information. I always thought it had something to do with an enzyme in your system. But it may not be an allergy but an intolerance and there is a difference...
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What is allergic conjunctivitis and what causes it?\nA clear, thin membrane called the conjunctiva covers your eyeball and the inside of your eyelids. If something irritates this covering, your eyes may become red and swollen. Your eyes also may itch, hurt or water. This is called conjunctivitis. It is also known as "pink eye."\n\nWhen an allergen causes the irritation, the condition is called allergic conjunctivitis. This type of conjunctivitis is not contagious. Some common allergens include: pollen from trees, grass and ragweed; animal skin and secretions such as saliva; perfumes and cosmetics; skin medicines; air pollution; and smoke. Viral and bacterial infections can also cause conjunctivitis.
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If your eyes are watering a lot, you may have allergies.  While over-the-counter drops (like Clear Eyes and Visine) will work temporarily, they won't work forever.  You should see your eye doctor to make sure it really is allergies.  He/she can then recommend a treatment regimen that will reduce the watering.
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Here's a great site that helps you understand allergies.\n\nhttp://allergies.about.com/od/basics/Allergy_101_Basic_Allergy_Information_and_FAQs.htm
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At the corner of our eye is a tube leading to the nose, at the top of which is a small container called a lachrymal sac. This sac is full of tears. When we yawn the muscles in our face squeeze this sac and tears spill out from the eyes.  This also explains why your nose runs when you cry.
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its neurogical response to ur inner state of mind. when u are happy or sad the nerves get activated as a result of which ur tear glands activates and hence the tears.
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How long has this been going on and have you ever consulted an eye doctor about it?  It could be allergies, but it could also be a sign of an infection, so you really should get it checked out by your optometrist or ophthalmologist.
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The little bugger doesn't know how to handle his emotions.  My soon to be 8 year old cries when his favorite is voted off American Idle.  I do notice a trend w/ his emotional roller coasters though.\n\nDoes this happen all the time w/ your boy? Is it more often when he is not well rested & well fed?  Is he suffering from a cold or allergies?  A lot of times this emotional download is the result of one of these causes.  If you've cleared him for all of that, check w/ his pediatrician.
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Allergies are the body's inappropriate reaction to a normally benign protein, which the body sees as an invader. Note that allergies are ALWAYS to a protein. Intolerances as well as sensitivities are different from allergies in that it is not necessarily to a protein - such as lactose intolerance - but can produce similar symptoms.\n\nThe immune system is designed to watch for and attack invading cells which come into our bodies, such as viruses and bacteria. Sometimes, though, the immune system sees something which isn't bad for us, such as pollen, dander, even foods, as an invader, and it goes on the attack. Mast cells rush to the scene, releasing their load of chemicals, and calling in other inflammatory cells of the immune system, such as basophils and Killer T-cells. All the chemicals these cells release are what cause the symptoms of allergy, including hives, running nose, itchy eyes, sneezing, coughing, etc. One of the main chemicals involved is histamine, which is why antihistamines (also known as histamine blockers) are prescribed for allergies.