Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Watery eyes might be a sign of dryness.
It sounds surprising, but dry eyes are one of the most common causes of excessive tearing, especially with today’s increased screen time and reduced blinking habits.
Dr. Ramez Borbara and Dr. Leslie Neems, Staff Physicians in Ophthalmology, explain why this happens, the symptoms people often overlook, and the simple daily habits that can help protect long-term eye health.
Watery eyes might be a sign of dryness.
It sounds surprising, but dry eyes are one of the most common causes of excessive tearing, especially with today’s increased screen time and reduced blinking habits.
Dr. Ramez Borbara and Dr. Leslie Neems, Staff Physicians in Ophthalmology, explain why this happens, the symptoms people often overlook, and the simple daily habits that can help protect long-term eye health.
