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August 30th, 2010
im not sure if it's sinusitis, but my friend has had random eye burns for the past 8 years. The burns last a few seconds, his eyes water, then he's fine again.

Do you know what this may be?


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replied August 30th, 2010
Sinusitis Answer A15778
Thanks for using this forum.....

I think your friend has chronic conjunctivitis which means that he should consult an opthalmologist...

take care...


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