Overproduction of tears
- Dry eyes with hypersecretion
- Misdirected eyelashes (trichiasis, distichiasis)
- Allergic, infective or irritative conjunctivitis
- Corneal infection
Constant watering eyes affecting your vision or comfort? Our ENT team evaluates and treats epiphora — from blocked tear ducts to eyelid problems — to restore tear balance.

Epiphora, also called watery eyes, is a condition of excessive tearing with a continual flow of tears onto the face. It can be a serious issue — many patients say it looks as if they are constantly crying.
Constant overflow of tears can irritate and even break down the eyelid skin, distort vision (making driving difficult), and have a mental effect, making people self-conscious. Our ENT team offers precise evaluation and tailored treatment to restore tear balance and comfort.
Book a ConsultationYour eyes may water slightly or excessively, and you may also notice:
Epiphora results from an imbalance between tear production and tear drainage:
Your doctor carries out an eye examination to determine the cause, so let us know if you take any medicines or have had eye injuries or problems before. The right treatment depends on the underlying cause.
Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may include eye drops, antibiotics if there is an eye infection, allergy medication if an allergy is causing the watering, or surgery if your tear ducts are blocked.
Please book an appointment promptly if:
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Common questions about watering eyes (epiphora) treatment in Kukatpally, Hyderabad.
Epiphora is excessive tearing with a continual flow of tears onto the face. It can irritate the eyelid skin, blur vision and make people self-conscious.
After an eye examination to find the cause, treatment may include eye drops, antibiotics for infection, allergy medication, or surgery if the tear ducts are blocked.
Epiphora results from an imbalance between tear production and drainage — from overproduction (dry eyes, misdirected eyelashes, conjunctivitis, corneal infection) or poor drainage (blocked tear ducts, eyelid malposition, lacrimal pump failure).
Yes. A blockage in the tear drainage system is a common cause of epiphora, and surgery may be recommended to open the blocked tear ducts.
See a specialist if constant watering affects daily life or driving, you have eyelid redness, pain or swelling, blurred vision or light sensitivity, or signs of an eye infection.
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