Question

Can you get plugs to treat aqueous tear-deficient dry eye?​

Answer 1

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• Your doctor may decide to plug the drainage holes at the inner corners of your eyes.

• This can keep the tears that you produce in your eyes for longer periods.

• After your doctor inserts the special plugs, you shouldn't be able to feel them.

• Most plugs are temporary, but your doctor may place permanent plugs if she thinks that they're right for you.

Answer 2

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$\sf2)your \: doctor \: may \: plugs \: the \: \\ \sf holes \: in \: the \: corners \: of \: ur \: eyes.$